Pondering - What is the saddest thing?
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| Pre-Race Posing by Phil |
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| Reason #264 why I cannot run for public office |
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| Chris and Debbie |
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| Shoving off to Parts Unknown |
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| A fine look at Chris's UnderArmor Physique and my Blue Mohawk |
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| Our ladies in waiting |
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| Not pictured: Incoming snowstorm, 7000 foot elevation, and sub-zero temperature |
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| Dotingly pining for their heroes |
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| They arrive! To scale the wire! |
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| Guest appearance by chilled snowmaking pond |
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| The trick here is to have someone on both ends holding the two ropes steady while the guys traverse across it. This worked for Phil. |
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| The lack of such a counterbalance worked for me up until this point. |
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| Climbed and jumped off this. |
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| Me in the front with my eyes closed |
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| 6 miles and several degrees of hypothermia later...we arrive! |
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| EEEEZ A GOING TO MAKE IT! |
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| Oh no wait the last obstacle of high voltage wires! |
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| DOWN GOES FRAZIER! DOWN GOES FRAZIER! (This...this is the saddest thing) |
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| Victory! |
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| Victory Protein Shakes! |
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| Whatever point I was making, I am sure it was very eloquent. |
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| Victory Beers! (we don't always drink beer, and when we do, it's usually with a core temp above the low 90s and on days above 32 deg F, but when it is free, we drink whatever) |
-Brian
