Exception for seniors.
Exception for seniors.
Reference: BAKER’S DOZEN Offered by the Bellingham Branch, asks that you climb no more than 5 peaks per year to achieve this, but since I will be just short of 65 next year when I attempt it, I was wondering if an exception might be made for seniors, since we may not live long enough for multi-year attempts.
Charlee Seaberg
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Hi Charlee, Where do you see the info re: 5 peaks a year? If so we should update it because that doesn’t sound quite right and should be modified. This is where I normally find information about the peak pin requirements. Here is the link directly to Bellingham branch bakers dozen https://www.mountaineers.org/membership/badges/award-badges/bellingham-branch/bellingham-branch-bakers-dozen
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Charlee Seaberg
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from: https://peakery.com/united-states-mountains/washington/challenges/#order=pursuers&page=1 :
A difficult mountaineering challenge in the North Cascades. Awarded by the Bellingham Branch of the Mountaineers Club for climbing any 13 of the included peaks, with a separate rule of climbing no more than 5 in any one year. See more on the Mountaineers site: https://www.mountaineers.org/about/branches-committees/seattle-branch/committees/seattle-climbing-committee/seattle-climbing-website/peak-pins