Mt. Whitney Redone - UPDATE
Update! Just in, photo of me on the summit.

Me at the top with my sandals ready to go down
Photo by Greg Kloes
Howdy Folks
Yep, I went and climbed Mt. Whitney again, 3 weeks after my first summit on July 4th. Things went MUCH smoother this time. Last time, it took over 8 hours to get to the summit. This time it only took 3 hours and 45 minutes to get to the top! It really helps to be going up during the day. Also, most of the snow is now gone.
I am awaiting photos from various folks whom I met on the way up and down who took photos of me for this blog. 
Photo by Tom Inskeep
Somewhere on Trail Crest coming down with sandals
Close-up of sandals and little blood
Thanks to Jed Charlesworth who took this photo of me at the end of my run. The blue thing on my neck is a foot-shaped felt cut-out filled with white sage that my daughter made for me for Father's Day. I have worn it for good luck both times up. It works.
Home free
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Jed was taking photos of another couple who had just finished a multiple week hike on the John Muir Trail. They had met me 3 weeks ago on the Trail Crest. Apparently, in my nearly delusional state, I was telling everyone I met up there that the sign that says 1.9 miles to the summit should read one point nine hundred miles!
I did wear my sandals coming down. I am too impatient to come down barefoot.
More photos and stories soon.
To read my report and read comments at the Whitney Portal Discussion Board, click here.
Best, Barefoot Ted
Labels: barefoot, barefoot running, mt. whitney
Saturday, March 04, 2006








1 Comments:
Man, you ROCK Ted! Cool. I just did my furthest BF run today - 5k. Not bad but nowhere close to what you are doing!
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
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