Comments on: Ode to Summer http://joecrotty.com/2009/08/ode-to-summer/ Joe Crotty Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:47:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: frank http://joecrotty.com/2009/08/ode-to-summer/comment-page-1/#comment-72 frank Tue, 01 Sep 2009 03:04:50 +0000 http://joecrotty.com/?p=209#comment-72 Hey Joe, I never google people but this morning I got on mountain project for the first time in years and for some reason your name popped out in my head and I had to make an attempt to see what you've been up to. I just got done reading a few of your threads and other than your elbow injury, I'm stoked to hear that you're doing well these days and still climbing and riding as always. A great deal of my fondest childhood memories (at the dawn of my own life as a climber) include you, Kieth, hardcore Hannigan and the infamous green trailer. As for me.. I spend my (free) days in remote areas of the back country either on long aid lines or on my bike or snowboard. After being diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis a few years back, I'm grateful for every day I can get up and march into the beyond (usually by myself where I can find my piece). I'm currently working on a new solo first accent of an aid line on mt. Alice near Wild basin. You'd love it! lots and lots of hooking with a crazy long approach. Anyway Ill stop polluting your website now but I hope you stay well in the meantime and continue to "fire the desperate" Hey Joe, I never google people but this morning I got on mountain project for the first time in years and for some reason your name popped out in my head and I had to make an attempt to see what you’ve been up to. I just got done reading a few of your threads and other than your elbow injury, I’m stoked to hear that you’re doing well these days and still climbing and riding as always. A great deal of my fondest childhood memories (at the dawn of my own life as a climber) include you, Kieth, hardcore Hannigan and the infamous green trailer.

As for me.. I spend my (free) days in remote areas of the back country either on long aid lines or on my bike or snowboard. After being diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis a few years back, I’m grateful for every day I can get up and march into the beyond (usually by myself where I can find my piece). I’m currently working on a new solo first accent of an aid line on mt. Alice near Wild basin. You’d love it! lots and lots of hooking with a crazy long approach.

Anyway Ill stop polluting your website now but I hope you stay well in the meantime and continue to “fire the desperate”

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