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SFzero Santa
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Up and Up and... Up by SFzero Santa

August 22nd, 2007 2:52 PM

INSTRUCTIONS: Climb a structure at least thirty feet in height.

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does 14 thousand feet count??? i decided to take a diferent aproach for this task( in retrospect). i went to pikes peak in colorado a month ago, when just now i saw this tast. i took a rail way up to the summit which is over 14 thousand feet. i got many pics.

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on the way up...


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on the top


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the cave of the winds. we visited it on the way


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also on the way up.


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on the way up


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some type of antelope or deer or somthin'.



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posted by Darkaardvark on August 22nd, 2007 2:56 PM

IMHO, you didn't complete the spirit of this task... for one, I wouldn't consider a mountain a 'structure' (mostly things manmade, though I could see including some natural things) but more importantly, you didn't actually climb it, you used transportation to get to the top.

The pictures are really nice, but I'm not sure it fulfills the task.

sorry
posted by Sean Tabs on August 22nd, 2007 6:08 PM

I don't think a mountain is a structure neither, or else I'd put up my mount Fuji climb.

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posted by The Vixen on August 22nd, 2007 7:45 PM

I got Mt. Doom under the belt. (my camera melted, however). Next off... Isengard (which would actually qualify for the task).

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posted by SF0 Daemon on August 22nd, 2007 9:44 PM

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sorry
posted by Odysseus on August 22nd, 2007 9:47 PM

I apologize to sound rather jerky, but I didn't mean to vote, by climb, I was using perhaps the more literal term meaning to "scale". For example if you had say, a picture of yourself on top of a rock that was only accessible via some sort of climb, that would be more of what was intended. I don't think this actually fit the spirit of the task.