A person could make the argument that hiking in over 100 degrees weather is not intelligent. It's probably correct. Then again, one could rationalize an awful lot and always seem to be correct, and yet, never do much. Two different sets of rationalization, both correct, but one favored by us. Truth be told, the post-hike feeling is amazing and always worth the struggle, unless Jen gets slit eyes and develops a very cool attitude, weather notwithstanding.
Mount Woodson, looking east. Warmer than normal body temperature: Talk about being 'in heat'.
Whereas technically this is not showing off because it was a little dangerous climbing to that position, practically speaking, it could easily be classified 'showing-off', especially considering the subject's history.
Jenni goes vertical (the earlier part), well nearly, which is of course better than going viral.
Can't help developing a fascination for geology. Comes the revolution, we have so many hiding places in which to take refuge.
High temperatures, no rain and yet they survive and even blossom.
Even in the heat, it was worth it just to reach the position. The ocean covered with a marine layer.
Iron Mountain from Woodson. If you look closely, you can see the metal beginning to melt.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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