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By the time we got back to the foot of Little Monroe, we noticed the the cloud was getting thicker and higher, the condition on our way down was much worst than the way up. I could feel the wind slapping on my neck and the back of my head. I finally learned to appreciate the importance of the hood of a windbreaker.
We arrived back at the junction of Edmands and Crawford. Few were thinking about a short sprint up Eishenhower. I told Terri I was done, I really didn't want to push my luck any further without my windbreaker. I felt kinda bad.
Time: 1:03 PM
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