Trip of a Life time!!! Great read and brilliant Pictures!!!
Trip of a Life time!!! Great read and brilliant Pictures!!!
How did I miss this? Unreal. So jealous. Way to be awesome.
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Originally Posted by Z
clutter or
quality shizz has no longer become what tgr forums and the front page of the new post is about ????
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Thanks for the bump!
Two years ago right now we were out there hauling packs and drinking untreated water from glaciers.
Here's some recent stoke: my words and pics in the new Powder Mag, the one on stands now..
http://perpetualweekend.com/wordpres...8/IMG_9923.jpg
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STOKED 4 u
AND THANKS FOR BRINGING THE GOODS
ski ya soon
BRO
Hypnotizing, mindblowing, prizewinning, whatever the words, I can't come up with the adequate description. Stunning !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fuckin' Awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gnarwhale
And of course a thank you to skifishbum for the annual bump of the greatest TR stored on these servers.
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Id like to think the bumporama weekend had some other purpose than post whoring
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Bump again - Man this was an awesome TR - had to read again.
fwiw, I there's a very similar but slightly improved version of this here: http://perpetualweekend.com/2010/02/...national-park/
more pics + bigger pics. not recomended for a slow connection.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I'm going to have to read this again. Fuck. Now I'll hate my job all day long.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gnarwhale
Wow. And I thought my week of backpacking in Alaska back in '06 was cool. This makes me want to return more than ever. Absolutely amazing.
Thank You. That was beautiful.
Incredible!
I am bumping this amazing thread up tonight, I remembered I had it bookmarked. Thanks again for sharing it with us!
Thanks for bumping this. What a great adventure. This is literally in my back yard. I have a cabin on ten acres in the Wrangell St Elias Nat Park. Ive done a few outings but nothing like this. Now I feel lame so I should probably do something this summer. Just FYI if anyone is planning a trip the weather is much dryer in June/July. Plus the days are longer.
Epic..thanks
missed this through multiple bumps- looks like an amazing adventure!
Read this morning, and read it again after work. Epic stuff.
This should probably go to the top... again
I could re-read this everyday.
You might find this entertaining http://thingstolucat.com/logan-traverse/
Luc Mehl is a hard, hard man. His jaunts make this trip look like a lark and reading his TR's have made me re-think ways to pack light.
That Logan traverse is incredible! Also, check out the Alaska Wilderness Classic race that Luc both organized and won a few weeks ago. His route overlapped with our Southern Spiral route. Luc and his partner Josh traveled ~130 bushwacky miles in 4 days.
that's a sick tripQuote:
Originally Posted by wendigo