Comments on: Memories! http://sonnietrotter.com/2009/06/15/memories/ Professional Rock Climber, Amateur Photographer, Videographer, Writer, Guide, Speaker, Runner, Squamish Local, Nature Worshiper, Mountain Addict, Lydia Love Slave, Aspiring Carpenter, Soccer Enthusiast, Surfer Wannabe Wed, 16 May 2012 22:30:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Roger http://sonnietrotter.com/2009/06/15/memories/comment-page-1/#comment-4103 Roger Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:40:48 +0000 http://sonnietrotter.com/?p=1552#comment-4103 "Snap into a slim-jim we're going for the summit right now!!!" Great inspirational climbers! Sorry to see them go. Thanks Sonnie for posting this. “Snap into a slim-jim we’re going for the summit right now!!!”

Great inspirational climbers! Sorry to see them go.

Thanks Sonnie for posting this.

]]> By: Mike Sampson http://sonnietrotter.com/2009/06/15/memories/comment-page-1/#comment-4099 Mike Sampson Tue, 16 Jun 2009 19:31:22 +0000 http://sonnietrotter.com/?p=1552#comment-4099 I hope Jonny, Micah, and Wade didn't suffer too much when it happened. I recommend watching "Long Ways" in the Patagonia tin shed, to glimpse what Sonnie is saying about their personalities. Trevor Peterson, Alex Lowe, Dan Osman; it seems like there is a zone around 35-40 when these people start dying. I have wondered if they become too comfortable in gnarl terrain, or if it is more spiritual reason: they have lived so much freakin life in a third of the usual time, that the Universe figures they need to start again in another life, to create their magic in another part of the world, or another world altogether. Avalanches are sick. But let us not hate on mountains ever; for it is their timeless, powerful, manifestation that teaches those who explore their terrain, about the true nature of humans living on a planet, not humans living in the insanity of society. I hope Jonny, Micah, and Wade didn’t suffer too much when it happened.

I recommend watching “Long Ways” in the Patagonia tin shed, to glimpse what Sonnie is saying about their personalities.

Trevor Peterson, Alex Lowe, Dan Osman; it seems like there is a zone around 35-40 when these people start dying. I have wondered if they become too comfortable in gnarl terrain, or if it is more spiritual reason: they have lived so much freakin life in a third of the usual time, that the Universe figures they need to start again in another life, to create their magic in another part of the world, or another world altogether.

Avalanches are sick. But let us not hate on mountains ever; for it is their timeless, powerful, manifestation that teaches those who explore their terrain, about the true nature of humans living on a planet, not humans living in the insanity of society.

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