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2009 Rec-Stats

Peaks Climbed:
Named: 17
Ranked: 12
New: 4
Attempts: 2

Camping Nights:
Backcountry: 0
Frontcountry: 2

Running:
Trips: 58
Miles: 514
Races: 1
Race miles: 34

Rock/Ice Climbing:
Trips*: 7
Rock Pitches: 12
Rock Leads: 5
Ice Pitches*: 6
Ice Leads*: 0
Snow Routes*: 3

Skiing:*
Alpine Days: 0
Runs: 0
XC/BC Trips: 2/4

(* 2008/09 season) 2008 and previous

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Introducing...
Joseph Pierce Danforth
born August 2008

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Friends, Romans, Countrymen
(an incomplete list in no particular order...)
  • Chris & Susan Gerber
  • Andy & Julie Leach put the fun in Ft. Fun.
  • Justin & Kristie VanVoorst
  • Steve & Jill live in a van!
  • Otavia & David are taking a trip around the world
  • Eric Hallman is faster than me.
  • Farooq Sadiq & Jennifer Lotz (and Zara!)
  • Michael "Smudge" Hodges
  • Tom Kornack
  • Kevin France
  • Eric Burgh
  • Eric Oehler/Null Device
  • Jared Workman: macaws and mountaineering.
  • Jeff Deutsch climbs more than is healthy.
  • Eric Lee runs more than is healthy.
  • Mark Cushman and Family
  • Tim Hamilton

    • World Travel Features:

    The Netherlands May, 2009

    Costa Rica, November, 2006

    New Zealand Sept-Oct, 2004

    Northern Patagonia, Chile, Dec 2000

    Cerro Tololo, Chile, Nov, 1999

    Togo, West Africa, Aug, 1998

    Personal Extremes:

    Farthest North: 55o55' N, near Edinburgh, Scottland
    Farthest South:45o40' S, Mossburn, South Island, NZ
    Farthest East:4o54' E, Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, Holland
    Farthest West:167o38' E, Kepler Track, South Island, NZ
    Highest Altitude: 14,420', Mt. Harvard, CO
    Distance in a day (on foot): 51 miles, Grand Canyon Double Crossing
    Distance in a day (on a bike): 100 miles, Seagull Century, MD
    Longest day: 21.5 hours, Keiners Route, Longs Peak, CO
    Most vertical gain/loss in a day: +-12,800', San Juan Solstice 50 Miler
    Charles Danforth / charlesdanforth(at)gmail.com / Last Updated 12-2-05