18th Climbed mt Snowdon

Climbed highest peak in Wales 3,560 ft.
visibility at the top was down to 30m wind picked up so it was a bit chilly.

Mt Monadnock, New Hampshire, USA July 2010

I was able to climb Mt Monadnock 3,165 feet (965 m)  during a recent trip to Jaffrey New Hampshire.  Its apparently Americas most climbed mountain although climbing the red route (steep and rocky all the way) I saw only two other people on the way up and four people at the top!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Monadnock

Evening Echo Follow up

I did it!

About 2pm on the 25th June 2010 I climbed to the top of Mt Kilimanjaro. What a fantastic experience.

Last training session on Sunday 14th before we leave on the 17th

A super stroll organised by 42 Clubs David and Jean Jacobi,  described by him:

"  starting from the Prince of Wales Pub at Stow Maries commencing at 10.30. The walk which is 5.75 miles takes us across open country past the 1st world war airfield of Flambirds and on to Purleigh. Purleigh is the birthplace of the Washington family and there is a commemorative plaque for George Washington, the first president of the USA.

From there we go through Howe Green and back to the Prince of Wales for lunch. "

16 days to go

The trip is getting close now.  I am trying to get a bit of walking in each day if possible.  I have had all the jabs, have brought all the gear needed so now just have to keep injury free and look forward to 17th..

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