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ADKJack
08-27-2007, 07:32 AM
Had the honor to hike up Calkins Brook with Nuked Rocket and the Mrs. Day started out well we will say overcast. The rain did not come until later in the morning when I made the proclamation that the sun would be out by the time we reached our summits, ten minutes later it was pouring:rolleyes: NR and the wife had Donaldson and this was the third attempt for them. I will let them tell their story. My observation and congratulations goes out to the Mrs. who showed Grace like determination to complete this trip.:tup:
I made the up and down over to Seward where I was alone on the summit. It was nice to take the time to think about all the people I had met on and of the trail and the passion that links us all.
What rain ? this was truly a magnificent day.
AlpineSummit
08-27-2007, 09:24 AM
Yea baby - it was a terrific day, rain included.
Seward all to yourself in the rain - What could be better?
Thanks Jack....
Skyclimber
08-27-2007, 09:08 PM
"The Forty Sixers of Troy had their own special song which was sung when they were together. The last verse especially seems appropriate for you two:"
Where old Seward spreads his shadow
O'er Ouluska's den,
With its dark and hidden caverns
Far from haunts of men.
There let me tramp 'til early nightfall
Bids me stop and rest;
There with pals and God and Nature,
Will my soul be blest.
-Rev. Ernest R. Ryder (1937)
ADKJack
08-27-2007, 09:13 PM
"The Forty Sixers of Troy had their own special song which was sung when they were together. The last verse especially seems appropriate for you two:"
Where old Seward spreads his shadow
O'er Ouluska's den,
With its dark and hidden caverns
Far from haunts of men.
There let me tramp 'til early nightfall
Bids me stop and rest;
There with pals and God and Nature,
Will my soul be blest.
-Rev. Ernest R. Ryder (1937)
Wow, your right, very apropos.
Thanks:tup:
Mavs00
08-27-2007, 09:15 PM
"The Forty Sixers of Troy had their own special song which was sung when they were together. The last verse especially seems appropriate for you two:"
Where old Seward spreads his shadow
O'er Ouluska's den,
With its dark and hidden caverns
Far from haunts of men.
There let me tramp 'til early nightfall
Bids me stop and rest;
There with pals and God and Nature,
Will my soul be blest.
-Rev. Ernest R. Ryder (1937)
Awesome lyrics. Thanks for sharing them.
Way to go Jack. Nice meeting you this w/e
Una_dogger
08-28-2007, 05:55 AM
Great TR !
Nice new avatar, too!.
Good to finally meet you at WP and hopefully we will be able to share a hike someday soon.
:tup:
1ADAM12
08-28-2007, 07:37 AM
Jack,
It was nice meeting you! :tup:
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