thanks, goodbye
Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2004 4:24 pm
The Red is truly one of the most beautiful places I have been to. Particularly on those rainy days we love to hate - the trails deserted, fog rising from the forest, the leaves scrubbed clean and squelching underfoot ....
It was great fun learning to climb at the Red. Meeting some of you at the crags or at Miguel's was also very enriching.
I finished with grad school at Purdue a few months ago and have been living in the Silicon Valley since; with trips to Yosemite, Sequoia, the crags and bike trails on the Skyline Ridge occupying some of the weekends.
I have never been good at good-byes, particularly extended ones. So I'll cut this shot by asking my friends/climbing partners/acquaintences who read this board to keep in touch and let me know if you are heading this way.
Cheers,
Ritwik
Please contact me by email : firstname underscore lastname AT amat DOT com . My last name is Bhatia
It was great fun learning to climb at the Red. Meeting some of you at the crags or at Miguel's was also very enriching.
I finished with grad school at Purdue a few months ago and have been living in the Silicon Valley since; with trips to Yosemite, Sequoia, the crags and bike trails on the Skyline Ridge occupying some of the weekends.
I have never been good at good-byes, particularly extended ones. So I'll cut this shot by asking my friends/climbing partners/acquaintences who read this board to keep in touch and let me know if you are heading this way.
Cheers,
Ritwik
Please contact me by email : firstname underscore lastname AT amat DOT com . My last name is Bhatia