Aconcagua: Justman & Team Rest Day in a Snowstorm
Posted by: JJ Justman, Katrina Bloemsma
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Aconcagua
Elevation: 18,000'
Adversity. It's what high altitude climbing is all about. And here we are, sitting on a rest day at 18,000 feet in a snowstorm. It was predicted and we are actually glad. Because today is supposed to be the last day of adverse weather. Tomorrow is forecasted to be nice and as a matter of fact, the next four to five days. The team is feeling great so in the meantime, Katrina and I have 36 quesadillas to make.
RMI Guide JJ Justman
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Comments (5)
Dear, Ken McKenna/Dad.
We have a five day weekend from school because of the holiday. So, we’re having a McKenna PJ Day Marathon. Day 2 is going well! It looks like you’re having a PJ Day, too. Miss you a lot and hope you are having fun.
Love, Aidan
Posted by: Aidan on
Best wishes as you continue to the top, especially you, Frank. Blog sounds good. Be Safe
Fred
Posted by: Fred T on
Quesadillas?? You are being spoiled by your guides!!! Rich enjoy the break and the yummy chow and get back to it tomorrow!
Love you very much and can’t wait to see you again after you finish your bidness on Aconcagua…Susie
Posted by: Susie on
Hi Sweetie (Brenda) :-) hope your getting plenty of rest for the big fun filled days ahead of you to the top you go!! Love U, Richie &. Sea Jay. Xxxxoooxxx
Posted by: Richie Larscheid on
Rich, sounds like you all are having a great climb. So happy for all of you. Stay safe. Love MOM and DAD
Posted by: Bitsy Lewis on