Saturday, September 24, 2005
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Coldplay
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This was my last concert in Columbus before moving to the left coast. I loved this band's new sound and thought that the show would be slow, but they had an awesome performance, a great light show, and was a very energetic and high energy production!
Sunday, June 19, 2005
Timms Hill, Wisconsin (1,951)
20th High Point Visited
39th Highest State High Point
21th Most Difficult
summitpost.org
wikipedia.org
Returning to Ohio from Duluth, Minnesota we took a slight dtour to see the sights of Wisconsin's highpoint. Unlike Michigan in the middle of nowhere, there were few others visiting the park where the highpoint is located. One couple we talked to said they "just saw the highpoint on the map and decided to check it out." It was pretty well signed and easy to find. I carried Parisa in her car seat upwards to the summit. We paused on the way up for a few photos.
On the summit we were surprised to find two towers. An observation tower for visitors and right next to it a higher tower that looked climbable, but we did not. We first located the USGS marker which was in the center of the base of the higher tower. We then climbed the stairs to the top, checked out the scenery and headed back to the park to get back on the road. Heading south we made our way to Madison, Wisconsin for an evening bike around the lake.
39th Highest State High Point
21th Most Difficult
summitpost.org
wikipedia.org
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| Timms Hill (1,951), Wisconsin - State Highpoint #20 |
Returning to Ohio from Duluth, Minnesota we took a slight dtour to see the sights of Wisconsin's highpoint. Unlike Michigan in the middle of nowhere, there were few others visiting the park where the highpoint is located. One couple we talked to said they "just saw the highpoint on the map and decided to check it out." It was pretty well signed and easy to find. I carried Parisa in her car seat upwards to the summit. We paused on the way up for a few photos.
On the summit we were surprised to find two towers. An observation tower for visitors and right next to it a higher tower that looked climbable, but we did not. We first located the USGS marker which was in the center of the base of the higher tower. We then climbed the stairs to the top, checked out the scenery and headed back to the park to get back on the road. Heading south we made our way to Madison, Wisconsin for an evening bike around the lake.
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