Day 89

Troy left earlllly this morning to climb two peaks. I believe that will leave him with only 20 left out of the 100 highest peaks in Oregon to climb. Gooo baby!! If you want to know more about his trips, click the link over there >>>>>>>>>>> and check out his climbing/swimming/triathlon blog. 

Below is his backpack that he climbs with, I cannot imagine carrying that much weight while climbing so so many miles. It isn't unusual for him to come home from an overnight trip and having walked 25 PLUS miles. Obviously up hill one way. In extreme weather. Have I mentioned how amazing my husband is? Once or twice? Well, he is pretty freaking phenomenal. 

It is not even 7pm and I have already been missing him like crazy for the last few hours. I am such a wuss! We were going to make it a family trip but with three dogs, it isn't always feasible. I can't complain though because we take an awful lot of trips every month. Missing him is only a small part of what I feel while he is on these trips...I am also so very proud of him and of course I worry. Troy has been climbing mountains since he was very young and there is not a person alive that I trust more than him, and I appreciate that he never takes any unnecessary risks. I have an amazing husband.

Till next time,
Romy