Follow the journey of Denver Seminary water bottles around the world and see the sites students, alumni, staff and faculty visit.
Aug 27, 2009 by DJ Turner | 0 Comments
This entry comes from alumnus Dennis Hesselbarth (MDiv, '87): We climbed Quandary Peak, 14, 265' on August 13th. This time, the wayward bottle didn't escape discovery in the bowels of my pack. Not long after the summit photo snow squalls prompted a hasty retreat. In ... [More]
Aug 10, 2009 by DJ Turner | 0 Comments
This comes from alumnus Dennis Hesselbarth: A tardy report, but the wayward bottle was spied perched upon the John Muir commemorative plaque, admiring Yosemite falls on June 29th. It also summited Mokelume Peak in the central Sierra Nevadas, but forgot to climb out of ... [More]
Aug 07, 2009 by DJ Turner | 0 Comments
This comes from Robert Jones for the weekend of August 1-2, 2009: I had a killer 14er marathon this weekend that involved climbing four 14ers in 48 hours. This involved 610 miles of driving, 6 hours of sleep, 27 miles of hiking, and 10,800 feet of climbing. I was tired, but felt like I just ... [More]
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