I will be Climbing Mount Washington NH on July 20th and am seeking your support

[ianccc]

On July 20, 2013, I will climb 6,288-foot Mount Washington, New Hampshire as a participant in the 13th annual Seek the Peak hike-a-thon. As the largest annual fundraiser for the nonprofit Mount Washington Observatory, every dollar I raise will directly support the Observatory's mission of research and education on Mount Washington.
Since 1932, the member-supported Mount Washington Observatory has been observing and reporting on Mount Washington's infamous conditions from their mountaintop weather station, maintaining one of North America's longest continuous climate records.

The data they collect is utilized in forecasting models, weather reports, landmark climate research and a variety of educational outreach.

Please join me in supporting this legendary institution by making a donation towards my hike. All gifts are fully tax-deductible, and will help Mount Washington Observatory continue their important work in the Home of the World's Worst Weather.

Donation Page

Thank you

Iancc = Ian clark

 

[vinsdomains.com]

I've climbed that baby exactly 10 times and I'll be happy to support the observatory and your climb! What trails are you doing? My favorite loop is full packing up the Ammonoosuc (with a dip in gorge) and down the Jewel (with an overnight 3/4 the way down). Don't tell anyone!

 

[ianccc]

It's a first for me at Mt Washington so it will be Tuckerman and combine possibly Lion Head and/or Boott Spur, most of my hiking has been in/and around the Superstitions in AZ so this is a new challenge for me

thanks for your support

~ian

 

[Adam DickerAdam Dicker is verified member.]

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Thanks!

Adam Dicker

 

[Gerry]

Cool. They recorded the strongest wind gust on record up there - 231mph.

Hope your journey will be less windy.

 

[ianccc]

Hi Gerry, yes I heard all about the wind,
Actually one item i didn't disclose is that i have had replacement knee surgery (x2) so the
bionic knees and low centre of gravity will keep me grounded

~ian

 

[ianccc]

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[ianccc]

Thank you to those that have donated,

 

[ianccc]

Heading out to New Hampshire - still seeking donations

http://seekthepeak.kintera.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=1034160&supid=379368124

thanks to all

 

[vinsdomains.com]

Well done Ian. Just received this today...
"As we close our books on December, the year-end campaign topped out at $162,428—our most successful year-end campaign ever, providing crucial funds for our weather station on Mount Washington, our instrument sites throughout the Whites, and our Weather Discovery Center in North Conway.

After several years of grant writing and fundraising, we also crossed the finish line on the capital campaign for Extreme Mount Washington. Because of you, we will soon open one of New Hampshire’s most incredible educational experiences!

On behalf of the staff and trustees of the nonprofit Mount Washington Observatory, THANK YOU for your generous support.

 

[stewie]

update...Ian is still climbing... ound:

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Congrats!!!

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

He is up there since July and he can't go down. I see a white flag from my house.

 

[Gerry]

I am seeking donations for the therapy I will need. A group of us are biking thru San Fran this Saturday and up on to and across the Golden Gate bridge, down to Salsalito and back. I am scared to death of heights. The only reason I agreed to go is because so many of us are doing this as a group that perhaps I won't have to look over the railing.

Ian...Mt. Washington this time of year is painfully cold. Did you only raise enough money to go up? How much do you lack to come down off the Mountain?

 

[Gerry]

I see a white flag from my house.

You are getting quite a handsome lot of LLL.net in your stash.

 

[ianccc]

ha, well if any of you folks are up for it in july i plan to make the trip again