Yes Bowz, I think we all would enjoy to see your pictures in any magnificent setting. Some of us never got off the continental united states. The rest of us can live vicariously through your hikes.

Like my friend Thor, who just finished 164 days on the Pacific Crest Trail. His last three or four videos and his journal showed us they may have been the hardest of his trip. I loved following his hike. Hope to see him again. ( I've moved since.) Some of his hiking friends he met on the PCT actually live about five miles from me. We've already spoken over the phone.

Reading your story of your fears and second guessing yourself has crossed my mind before. Must take a certain amount of courage to face your fears in 25` degree freezing rain in the middle of nowhere. All alone. At 25,000 ft. There's one video early in his hike that just positively AMAZED me. Having worked daily with him for five years, I never thought he had that kind of perseverance, although he was very intelligent and easy-going. Now I'd love to hear some of those stories, but probably won't.

I'm so happy for <him.>