Hi there,

It's been a while !!!! So many things happened in the last few months, since my return from Mount Rainier. I will put more details in a few days.

For now, let me introduce my new upcoming adventure!!! I'm going on an Alaska Seminar with RMI Guides company. Leaving this monday, may 11th. Flying to Anchorage and starting the seminar on the 13th.

I will be on the glacier for about 10 days. Will learn a lot about mountaineering, will climb and will experi

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Saturday, september 27th

First thing this morning: I go shopping at REI(Recreational Equipment Inc.). WOW! What an amazing place! You should see this outdoor gear store... It's like " La Cordée " here in Quebec times 15, and more... There is an indoor climbing wall in the middle of the store, about 65 feet high. Outside and around the building, there is a bikin

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Thursday, september 25:

I was about to tell you about Mount St-Helens. I left the bunkhouse in Ashford on thursday morning and I drove to Johnston Ridge Observatory, where you can see Mount St-Helens in all its splendor. Un fortunately, the day was overcast and I could see it only parts of it. For those of you who don't know what Mount St-Helens is, it is a volcano that erupted in 1980 and even if it's bee

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Hello again everyone,

So here's the follow up from Sunday, september 21:

After celebrating my birthday with cake and candles (which will be the last time I will ever have 3 candles as in 3 decades on my cake. Next birthday, it will be 4...), we came back to Camp Muir at around 7:30 am. We took a short break to pack up and refill and we started the descent at 9:15 am