Comments on: Seven Utah 13er Summits – UT http://www.crockettclan.org/blog/?p=14 I like to Run Insanely Long & Crazy Distances Thu, 09 Sep 2010 03:57:40 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: » Utah Triple Crown Davy Crockett’s Running Frontier: I like to Run Insanely Long & Crazy Distances http://www.crockettclan.org/blog/?p=14&cpage=1#comment-3545 » Utah Triple Crown Davy Crockett’s Running Frontier: I like to Run Insanely Long & Crazy Distances Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:39:21 +0000 http://www.crockettclan.org/blog/?p=14#comment-3545 [...] My route will actually take move over Kings Peak twice (once on the way back from South Kings Peak), and I will also summit Gunsight Peak (7th 13,263) on the way to Gilbert Peak.   Last year I did something similar, I bagged 7 13′ers in one day. [...] [...] My route will actually take move over Kings Peak twice (once on the way back from South Kings Peak), and I will also summit Gunsight Peak (7th 13,263) on the way to Gilbert Peak.   Last year I did something similar, I bagged 7 13′ers in one day. [...]

]]> By: duanehamblin http://www.crockettclan.org/blog/?p=14&cpage=1#comment-889 duanehamblin Sat, 15 Mar 2008 09:17:58 +0000 http://www.crockettclan.org/blog/?p=14#comment-889 Totaly impressed Never been very athletic but I climbed Mt. Emmons on my 40th birthday in 1981 with my wife and 2 oldest sons. First snowball fight on my bithday (Aug. 1), and Kings peak with my 2 youngest sons when I was 50. I also visited Lake Atwood a couple times on horse back in my high school daze. I wondered if it was possible to go from one to the other the way you did. (But not in 1 day!)I could see the places you described in my memmory. I bought your 3 books and enjoyed the daily accounts as you did the 150 years ago series. I just losded the 1847-50 files into word pad. I thought I remembered that they had a good wheat harvest in 48 dispite the cricketts and wondered if may bave been partly because of them. I had heard of other accounts of wheat producing a higher yeild after being eaten down. Thanks for both items. Duane Hamblin Roy, UT Formerly from Roosevelt Totaly impressed Never been very athletic but I climbed Mt. Emmons on my 40th birthday in 1981 with my wife and 2 oldest sons. First snowball fight on my bithday (Aug. 1), and Kings peak with my 2 youngest sons when I was 50. I also visited Lake Atwood a couple times on horse back in my high school daze. I wondered if it was possible to go from one to the other the way you did. (But not in 1 day!)I could see the places you described in my memmory.

I bought your 3 books and enjoyed the daily accounts as you did the 150 years ago series. I just losded the 1847-50 files into word pad. I thought I remembered that they had a good wheat harvest in 48 dispite the cricketts and wondered if may bave been partly because of them. I had heard of other accounts of wheat producing a higher yeild after being eaten down.
Thanks for both items. Duane Hamblin
Roy, UT Formerly from Roosevelt

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