I think it's around 10 summits in total that you cross.

That around 10,000 feet, I think.

10,000 feet is a lot, yeah, but I'm sure there are many people who have done a lot more.

But what you have to count into this as well is that you're walking on this edge constantly.

And you're constantly concentrated, so you're so exhausted.

Yeah. constantly concentrated so you're so exhausted.

Hey folks. Hope you're having a good day. Welcome to the Adventure Sports podcast. I'm your host,

Mason Gravely. But today we're throwing it back a few years to when Kurt was hosting. Um, if you don't know, Thursdays are our throwback Thursday episodes. So we're going to be featuring episodes from

the past. Um, but the stories still apply.

The stories are still inspiring. And it's really cool because there's a lot of great gems in our

back catalog. So this one goes a few years back, but it's climbing in Norway. Sounds really

interesting. And I'm excited to give it a list of myself so I'll be listening

for the first time right along with you so that's pretty exciting um but for anyone out there

that's on an adventure right now I know a handful of folks that are that are out there doing

some pretty incredible stuff I hope you're staying safe I hope you're enjoying it I hope you are

spreading the inspiration, inspiring other

people to do something different. I know that I, who is not in a position to do a big adventure

right now in my life, but I get inspiration from talking to these folks, and it gives me ideas

and gives me kind of hope to when I can get back

out there. I hope it does the same for you if you're not out on an adventure like I'm not right now,

but it's really incredible to talk to these people. And so if you are out on an adventure,

I hope this show can help you keep going. And if it does, please reach out.

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