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Wooooo baby! Was this tough! The wind advisory was 40-80mph at the top, with the wind chill about 20 degrees! About zero visibility from the saddle on. The first 3 miles were a steady incline, strenuous at times but manageable. The altitude was getting me more than anything! We ended up at the San Francisco Peak and turned around. It was another 30+ min to the summit, and with zero visibility it was risky at best.
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Did you go on 10/22?? I think I recognize that water bottle!!
We did! It wasn’t ours tho, it was left there at the sign!
Haha, it was frozen when we passed! Cheers!