1. Don't get lost (because my cousin did on this very same hike and had to spend the night on the mountainside).
2. Don't get eaten (because I, for one, have never had any desire to become one with a grizzly bear, of which there are many in the area).
3. Don't get struck by lightning (because the forecast is iffy in that department)
4. Don't fall off.
Because we're climbing to the top of THIS:
Yes, that is Chief Mountain. And no, recreating with my family is not for wimps. It isn't quite as bad from the back side as it looks from this angle, but still...if you don't hear from me again, assume something in the range of #1-4.
And if you really want to know what we're getting ourselves in for, check it out here: Chief Mountain Hike.
Now if you'll excuse me, I know that canister of bear spray is around here somewhere.
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UPDATE:
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5 comments:
It appears that Greg is of sound mind. Mountains are best admired from a distance as that perspective contributes to their unique appearance.
Also exposure… it might be summer warm during the day, but you can die of exposure at night.
Stan: Greg agrees heartily.
Darlene: You are assuming it gets summer warm during the day.
Good for your wimpy guide! Now I won't have to worry about you becoming a grizzly bear's breakfast.
Have not done that hike...for a reason!
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