learning the skills necessary for tomorrow's climb. Spent a lot of
time relearning things I learned when I was two years old like
breathing and walking. Just on the mountain they have fancier
descriptions like:
Pressure breathing and
Crossover step, the duck step or just plain old kicking steps
We also learned how to use the ice axe to self arrest and how to walk
as a team all roped up together.
Tomorrow we head up to a camp at 10,000 ft. sleep for about 4 hours
and head out in the dark at midnight to reach the summit after
daybreak. I found out that there is no cell coverage on the mountain,
so unfortunately I will not be able to let you know how it goes until
about midnight east coast time Saturday night.
So check back on Sunday morning to see if I made it.
Talk to you later and thanks for checking in on my adventure.


I hope you're in that 76%.
ReplyDeleteJust do it!
Tom
Hi Sean, a voice from the past here. Mom (Gypsy) shared your blog link with me and I thought I'd send you a note of encouragement and good cheer. Of course, I'm writing this Friday night when you are very likely out of cell phone range, but at least you'll know I was thinking about you and wishing you well. I look forward to hearing how it all turns out!
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Jay Alexander
Richmond, Va.
Christina, Devlin, Sydney and Baby Peck know that you will reach the summit! If you hear a funny noise at the top don't worry it's just us cheering you on!!!
ReplyDeleteNow get up there, take a nice look around and book it back down!
Good luck. Thinking of you and can't wait to hear how it goes.
ReplyDeleteTimmy
The Chappell Family - It's Rough Here too!!
ReplyDeleteIn costa rica - huddled together on the balcony sending this message with very questionable service. The sun has set - it's 75 degrees and beautiful, We miss our great neighbors and hope Sr. Sean returns successfully and safely. Oh yes, Parker wants everybody to know he got stung by a scorpion today before riding the zip-line. Is this your blog or ours??? :)
Still went through with the tour even after the bite. His neighbors must have rubbed off on him. Good luck Sean.
The Chappell Gang from Costa