| User | Comment |
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Melf     | | posted 29-May-2008 9:36am |
Just no. |
bill   | | posted 29-May-2008 10:13am |
I've hiked to the top of many mountains. Though, technically the term "mountain climbing" usually means something a lot more serious than hiking (eg. rock climbing with ropes and such). Hiking is not really very hard, almost anyone can do it. We have a lot of mountains around here. You can even drive to the top of some of them. |
| Enheduanna | | posted 29-May-2008 11:20am |
I clicked the link before I picked my answer. I wasn't sure what you meant by climbing mountains. If they have trails up them, then yes. But I think you're talking about scaling near-vertical surfaces, perhaps competitively, which I don't know how to do and have no desire ever to learn to do. I voted other, since your other two options are incredibly limited. |
Galomorro  | | posted 29-May-2008 12:00pm |
No. Trails are just fine, thanks. |
| ausfox | | posted 29-May-2008 4:23pm |
Just no |
| cerealkiller | | posted 29-May-2008 5:11pm |
Other: Just NO |
| Jody | | posted 30-May-2008 10:02am |
Very small ones, sure. |
aquawolfy   | | posted 30-May-2008 4:29pm |
No and I'm not thinking of trying it. |
| Biggles | | posted 30-May-2008 7:47pm |
Climb, no. Walk, yes. Up a little mountain at least... |
| icurok | | posted 31-May-2008 3:52am |
Yes. I also know how to ford streams. |
| Van | | posted 31-May-2008 2:01pm |
I've don't know but I've never tried. |
| romkey | | posted 31-May-2008 8:42pm |
I can walk up trails to the top of small mountains... and scramble around on rocks if they're not too steep. That's what most people do... I can't do serious mountain climbing and have no interest in it. |
| Pomeranian |
You put one foot in front of the other and soon you're walking up the mountain |
| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 1-Jun-2008 11:09pm |
Yes I have climbed a mountain and now here i am living up here on top of Colorado |
| JessicaWoman99 | | (reply to aquawolfy) posted 1-Jun-2008 11:12pm |
> No and I'm not thinking of trying it.
Oh it is really simple to do just drive up that mountain and your there like that and how i got here?? |
| JessicaWoman99 | | (reply to Jody) posted 1-Jun-2008 11:16pm |
> Very small ones, sure.
Are we talking those baby mountains 4,000.00 feet above sea level ? Well then you can accomplish this
mission Jody and climb any mountains |
| Jody |
I mean what we call "Mount" this or "Mount" that in the New England area - which, they say, technically, includes anything over 2000 feet. Foothills, really. |
| JessicaWoman99 | | (reply to Jody) posted 2-Jun-2008 11:04am |
> I mean what we call "Mount" this or "Mount" that in the New England
> area - which, they say, technically, includes anything over 2000 feet.
> Foothills, really.
Yep foothills for sure or you could try the Colorado Mountains 14,000 feet Mount Evans just bring some oxygen
bottles with you tee hee |
| Jody |
Definitely bring the oxygen for that. I have twice spent a week in the mountains of Colorado and both times had altitude sickness! |
| verouge |
Yes, many times in the mountain, next to our house there, many mountains.. |
| verouge |
> I clicked the link before I picked my answer. I wasn't sure what you
> meant by climbing mountains. If they have trails up them, then yes.
> But I think you're talking about scaling near-vertical surfaces, perhaps
> competitively, which I don't know how to do and have no desire ever
> to learn to do. I voted other, since your other two options are incredibly
> limited.
Climbing mountains.. yeah scaling near-vertical surfaces, not walking...
|
| cloudhugger |
Yes I know how, but I haven't set foot on that kind of mountain.
what? How hard can it be? |
| LindaH |
I drive up the mountains in Anchorage all the time. Had to cut back because of the price of gas. My obsession lives up there. *drools* |
| JessicaWoman99 | | (reply to Jody) posted 3-Jun-2008 12:59am |
> Definitely bring the oxygen for that. I have twice spent a week in
> the mountains of Colorado and both times had altitude sickness!
There is something for altitude sickness i have seen it before this kind of medication real easy to find
and gee has I travel to Steamboat Springs up and over Rabbit Ears Pass from 7,000 feet Kremmling
I can start to feel the altitude change right away my ears began to crackle and pop such a wierd feeling Jody
Going down hill to Steamboat it is really steep and gets your full attention i down shift my automatic to a low
speed to slow down my car because the car gains speed pretty fast |
| JessicaWoman99 | | (reply to LindaH) posted 3-Jun-2008 1:08am |
> I drive up the mountains in Anchorage all the time. Had to cut back
> because of the price of gas. My obsession lives up there. *drools*
Oh Linda how i just love these mountains and going all the way over to Craig was my first time ? It only cost me
$30.00 for gas round trip 160 or 170 miles round trip it was yes only $30.00 it cost me
I just love the thought of going shopping over there in Craig like a wild woman
They have stores like Dollar General , a K-Mart and a Wal-Mart
there is even a Dominos Pizza over there plus they are going to build a Wal-Greens which I love shopping in
and gee all the thrift stores over there sound real good as well and i am going to get my hair colored for $20.00?
Lisa my friend in Craig she told me about this wow $20.00 |
| Zang |
Yeah, one foot in front of the other. Repeat. |
| judgescratch |
just no |
| moviesnob |
No. I'm not thinking about trying it. |
kcthedog  | | posted 16-Jun-2008 1:27am |
Yes, it is like falling down the mountain except in reverse! |
| clo8275 | | posted 16-Jun-2008 2:15am |
No |
