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8 thoughts on “The Talkeetna Hang”
The cat looks just like our late cat “Tigger”. What a cute kitty, a very good sign of things to come.
Alan,I will be following your climb.It’s great to be here supporting your cause and challenge.Looking forward to making a donation,I will get right on it.Always!!
Yeah….what’s a “half standard”? Is it a half tankard of ale? Only one side of a moose? A ribeye cut in two?
Anyway, we’re all waiting with baited breath….according to you and everything I’ve read about Denali, iffy weather is a very challenging aspect of the climb and I’ll bet it can really add time to the expedition.
Looks like Stubs is bored with all the climbing talk, hahaha!
What’s a half standard?
Sunny weather Alan!
Love the cat…hoping for good weather for you Alan…
Love the cat front and center! And all the climbers are too busy enjoying their Half or Full Standard!
Journey on! Have a safe climb.
Stubs rules the Road House!!
It is great that all of the climbers respect the fact that Stubbs the cat gets the entire couch! Are you sure you didn’t sneak Max into one of your bags.
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