Denali Expedition: Jones & Team Rapping on Denali
Posted by: Tyler Jones, Bryan Mazaika, Nick Scott
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 14,000'
Saturday, June 16, 2018 - 6:02 PM PT
Strolling up Denali taking a hike
Day 18 brings a cyclone I don’t like
Boys in the posh shoveling that snow
Waiting for the weather window so we can up and go.
You got DK white chocolate
Dropping a sick beat waiting
Patiently for his peanut butter treat
Who needs any meat
At 17,000 feet.
All I want are my peanut butter
Cups.
Peanut butter cups.
Your dark ridges so heavenly on my lips,
Forever on my hips,
Your sweet and salty, hardly ever
Malty,
When these mountain days look all
Faulty,
All you need are those glorious
Peanut butt-er cuuups,
To keep on the up and ups.
To be continued...
RMI Guide Tyler Jones & Team
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Comments (7)
Matt Hill, Bubbles is wondering if you have seen any shopping carts on Denali. Dwight Schrute says Hi also.
Posted by: Paul Downs on
Thinking of you and the team, constantly, Nicholas!
I know the weather is playing games, but the skills with the song/poem writing are really winning!
Love you so much! We’re so proud of you - always. Always.
XO,
Elisa and the Girlies
Posted by: Elisa on
You can do it brother!! I know you will be ready to sprint to the top as soon as the weather improves. Wishing you clear skies and endless food.
Love, Little Sis
Posted by: Sandra on
Go Gollob! Don’t faulter on the final steps of Mount Doom!
Stoked for you man - good luck!
Posted by: Baxter on
To all of you up there
stuck in the snow,
ain’t it just the way
that life seems to go,
“Two steps up,
One step back”
...feels frustrating
YOU know!
While staying safe and healthy
are the way to go.
You are doing what so many
don’t dare to do.
Among the throngs on earth,
you are the few.
During these cold, windy days,
please don’t turn blue.
Not just your nose and toes,
but your high hopes too.
We are cheering you on
from lands that lay low,
‘cause we know that sometimes
it is hard to know
when “So close, Yet still far”
feels like there’s
nothing to show,
We have faith
that your guides
will know when to go.
I wonder what kinds of games
that you can create,
So that monotony and boredom
you’re able to abate.
When climbing a mountain
‘s no such thing
as being late,
When being reminded
we’re all pawns
of Nature’s fate.
- Louise
Posted by: Louise on
No turning back! Fortitudine Vincimus ,Through Endurance We Conquer! Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton
Posted by: Jamie Thomas on
DK White Chocolate in the house!!
Posted by: Beth on