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[Latest!] Friday Progress Report – Day 4

Friday Night at Camp VI Donations to the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation have been pouring in!! Since the 2900 Challenge began only 2 days ago,there have been $1530 raised as of Friday morning. With Stone Garden’s generous matching program, that is $3060 added and Trina hasn’t even finished the climb yet!

TrinaSeligman
June 10 ,2017
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Thursday Progress Report – Day 3

Thursday Night at Camp IV (see the map below). Trina sent some video from Camp IV where she is spending the night. This is a little more than half way but the second half is more vertical and more technical causing slower progress. 40% change of rain tomorrow morning, so they may have to wait

TrinaSeligman
June 08 ,2017
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Wednesday Progress Report – Day 2

Wednesday Night – Dolt Tower Tuesday night was spend on Sickle Ledge. Wednesday was a good day of climbing up Stoveleg Cracks to the ledge at Dolt Tower. This is a good flat spot to spend Wednesday night, although only large enough for one party. (11 pitches so far). Trina had an early morning surprise

TrinaSeligman
June 07 ,2017
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Tuesday Progress Report – Day 1

Tuesday Night on Sickle Ledge Trina and Mark (her guide) got on the climb at 7am today. By 9am they had made it to Sickle Ledge (see the map) and caught up to two slower parties. The other parties planned to sleep on the next significant ledge called Dolt Tower, which is where Mark & Trina

TrinaSeligman
June 06 ,2017
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Trina has arrived in Yosemite

6/5/17 Trina arrived last night in Yosemite National Park and spent the day today sorting gear and preparing for an early start tomorrow morning. Her guide mark and herself we’ll meet at 5:30 a.m. For the 30 minute hike in and begin to climb. Yosemite is abuzz with the news of Alex Honnold completing The

TrinaSeligman
June 05 ,2017
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Saturday Trip Report – Summit – Day 5

Today was the Summit Day, Trina topped out! She “Sent The Nose”. The tradition is to touch the lonely tree at the top to end the climb. She did incredible today, it was not an easy ending. The last pitch was the most technical and challenging of the entire climb. It was severely overhanging