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Looking for information on Blue Lakes Hut in the San Juan Mountains.
All I hear is high altitude panting. All I see is untracked snow.
Last year we didn't quite make it to the Blue Lakes Hut from the Ridgeway Hut. Something about a pulk and 3 sissies. So we're going to make an assault from a different angle. Gotta finish what we started, otherwise we'll have to be reborn again as snow bunnies.
Getting ready with the initial anticipation, then lists, then training (AGAIN), and packing.
We have yet to see snow here. 'S'okay with me.
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