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To: Chip McVickar who wrote (4737)	1/6/2005 9:34:56 AM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12411

Hi Chip, Sounds like a great trip. How far is that from you or where is it? 4054 ft @ summit - pretty and long view at the top. The first couple of years Elk hunting in Colorado I'd climb a mountain and forget the hunt.GG I love the view. If climbing there does one have to be mindful of going up and down the same way? Worst trouble I ever got into was going down differently and getting hung up on a cliff that I could climb up out of. Had to take a wild slide down a very steep rock surface - smooth wore a hole in my hunting pants and soiled my jockies<smile>. When hunting Moose in Alaska there is a dormant volcano that is totally ice and glaciers.It makes its own weather - usually surrounded by clouds.One huge storm came in a blew 70 mph gusts all night .That next morning was the only time in 20 days I saw the entire mountain - AWESOME. Would be a very challenging climb.I doubt many have ever stepped foot on it. Chiginagak a stratovolcano 1600 meters with large fumaroles on North flank. Last active:1852,1929,and 1971.Wish I had a picture for you. Lets have a good day today - we need one at these levels of support. Bob