Adams Climb on Short Bursts of Wilderness
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pulled from site's meta descriptionOn a windy night in July of 2011 we spent 8 sleepless hours at 9,000 ft on Mt Adams, laying on our backs hanging on to the tent poles to prevent a collapse, wondering if we were going to be blown away like a lost kite. It was a huge snow year and we had made the climb to the lunch counter under a hot sun, walking on snow all the way from Morrison Creek, 3 miles before the summer trailhead. The wind pelted our tent with sand all night, and in the morning we abandoned our climbing plans and retreated.
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