He later arrived at Denver International Airport. I am a bit skinny, but I plan to chow down. The 29,035-foot mountain presented the climbers with several challenges. But I was more confident as the trek became smoother, even though it was steeper. To reach the top, Weihenmayer said, a fellow climber trekked in front of him, wearing a belt of bells that he would shake in the direction Weihenmayer should go.
Some people like to climb mountains.
I don't like to climb mountains, but it just shows that we are average. Weihenmayer's father, Ed, flew in from Florida to greet his son. They had some really close calls. They are extremely strong but conservative people. I just want to welcome him back.