KA-BAR Outdoor Action & Adventure Thread

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Working our way up one of the ridges. Note pictures start on page 3. My brother in law behind me only has 2 fingers on one hand!!! Chop saw got him.

 

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Bannermans Island on the Hudson Looking North West

 

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Stunning views got about 4 more miles and 3 more peaks to reach the firetower at the summit

 

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My turn next!!! Hairy Mike is an Animal lol

 

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Gasping for some oxygen but loving the climb and my Copenhagen lol

 

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About 3 more miles to go!!!! All up^^^^^^^^

 

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It was 85 degrees in the Hudson Valley on July 2. That Granite was hot!!!! Time for the lifestraw and some serious hydration.

 

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Maybe a mile left on the climb up

 

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No meal today you bastard!!!!! Damn buzzard kept circling me lol

 

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Looking southwest down the Hudson river

 

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Reached the tower from the Breakneck ridge side. 5.9 miles 5.5 hours and 4 peaks later 1200 feet up. Time to climb the tower

 

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Newburgh Beacon bridge from the top of the tower. Yes!!!!!!

 

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Time to start the 6 mile journey home.
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[Xr6x]

Time to start the 6 mile journey home.
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That was a hell of hike

 

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Thanks Xr6x its been 4 day's and my thighs still hurt lol. Planning the next hike for the Devils pass 22 miles by Hunter mountain with a overnight camp.

 

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My Kelty Strike pack.

 

[The Warrior]

Looks like a lot of fun. I couldn't have made it, haha.

By the way, you can post like 20 photos per post, instead of one photo per post.

 

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Looks like a lot of fun. I couldn't have made it, haha.

By the way, you can post like 20 photos per post, instead of one photo per post.

Thanks Warrior I'll give it a try. I'm going to do a thread on my 1246 camp knife with leather sheath I just got

 

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I'm fortunate to live next to a small airport that calls two P51s, a ME109, Stearman, and on occasion a P47 its home. The wife and I have a habit of going for walks around the fence line. Nice wooded area next to the aerodrome and we can see the planes and gliders over the field. Today we spotted a different wing creature. A nice wild turkey hen. If you look down to her lower right just off her tail you can see a little chick. There was two chicks but the other one hid along the fence.

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