Watch out for those snow fields Ron, and congratulations!
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Sid Tate hikes in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
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Sid Tate hikes in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
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3 comments:
it was actually 76 miles, not 65. and I finished on Thursday evening, July 25th, at about 9:10 pm Pacific time, at Lionhead campground. I wanted the big dramatic finish at Upper Priest Falls, but the way it worked out, it was better to go to the falls then work our way south back to Lionhead campground on the northern tip of Priest Lake.
thanks Jerry for saving my hide on the snow fields of the Stateline Trail!
correction, July 28th was the date for my finish, not the 25th.
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