2014 Mountaineering Camp: Rogers Pass
===== WEEK ONE: July 12-19 =====
Leaders:
1. B. Jody Lotzkar, Event Leader, 5th West Vancouver Mountaineer Scouts, West Vancouver, B.C. [MCamp13 Organizer]
2. Jason Gadd, 1st Golden Scouts, Golden, B.C. [MCamp13 Participant]
3. Dennis Aylen, 2nd Langley Scout Group, Langley, B.C.
Scouts/Venturers:
1. Simon, 5th West Vancouver Mountaineer Venturers [MCamp13 Participant]
2. Keir, 5th West Vancouver Mountaineer Scouts [MCamp13 Participant]
3. Jackson, 5th West Vancouver Mountaineer Venturers
4. Ben, 1st Golden Scouts [MCamp13 Participant]
5. Sawyer, 1st Golden Scouts
6. Callum, 1st Golden Scouts
7. Robert, 1st Golden Scouts
8. Douglas, 1st Golden Scouts
9. Cassie, 1st Golden Scouts
2014 Mountaineering Camp: Rogers Pass
===== WEEK TWO: July 19-26 ====
Leaders:
1. B. Jody Lotzkar, Event Leader, 5th West Vancouver Mountaineer Scouts, West Vancouver, B.C. [MCamp13 Organizer]
2. Nick Wiggins, 1st Okotoks Scouts, Okotoks, Alberta
3. Bruce Schollie, 18th Morrisroe Scouts, Red Deer, Alberta
Scouts/Venturers:
1. Simon, 5th West Vancouver Mountaineer Venturers [MCamp13 Participant]
2. Keir, 5th West Vancouver Mountaineer Scouts [MCamp13 Participant]
3. Luc, 5th West Vancouver Mountaineer Venturers
4. Cody, 18th Morrisroe Scouts
5. Evan, 18th Morrisroe Venturers
6. Thomas, 1st Okotoks Scouts
7. Kagan, 1st Okotoks Scouts
8. Elias, 1st Golden Scouts, Golden, B.C.
9. Kurt, 1st Golden Scouts
!["I've learned that any dream worth dreaming is the dream with the uncertain outcome. If we knew we would be successful, if we knew it would be easy, if we knew it would be a certainty-filled challenge that was cozy and comfortable, without hardship and adversity, then what would be the point? This is how you induce transformation and growth. Conceive of the most outrageous dream, put it out there and activate your inner hero's journey. Where comfort zones are obliterated, extraordinary life experiences begin."
– Elia Saikaly
Spencer (14) from Oshawa, Ontario, enroute to the summit of Mt. Rainier (14,410'/4,394m) at dawn on July 28, 2016.
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"When asked what the hardest part was [Spencer's] response was "Summit day", when asked what the best part was the response remained the same "Summit" with a summation of "Seriously Mom...its was the hardest, but the best thing I have ever done" Said with the biggest smile and obvious pride."
– Spencer's Mom
Spencer had the courage and commitment needed to see this challenge through to the end. That makes Spencer a certified badass!](https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/s640x640/sh0.08/e35/14334582_1216115568431953_1700099418_n.jpg "\"I've learned that any dream worth dreaming is the dream with the uncertain outcome. If we knew we would be successful, if we knew it would be easy, if we knew it would be a certainty-filled challenge that was cozy and comfortable, without hardship and adversity, then what would be the point? This is how you induce transformation and growth. Conceive of the most outrageous dream, put it out there and activate your inner hero's journey. Where comfort zones are obliterated, extraordinary life experiences begin.\"
– Elia Saikaly
Spencer (14) from Oshawa, Ontario, enroute to the summit of Mt. Rainier (14,410'/4,394m) at dawn on July 28, 2016.
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\"When asked what the hardest part was [Spencer's] response was \"Summit day\", when asked what the best part was the response remained the same \"Summit\" with a summation of \"Seriously Mom...its was the hardest, but the best thing I have ever done\" Said with the biggest smile and obvious pride.\"
– Spencer's Mom
Spencer had the courage and commitment needed to see this challenge through to the end. That makes Spencer a certified badass!")
![Dropping In
After climbing the 500'/150m headwall and summiting Youngs Peak (9245'/2815m) [twice this summer - the first week with an all girl team and the second week with an all dude team], we rigged a 400' rappel (two 60m ropes tied together) to get back down the headwall...
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Here's Nick from Okotoks, Alberta, rapping off the edge. He'll have one stop on the way down while one of our guys gets him past the mid knot and then another 60m of fun to the bottom. How cool is that?](https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/s640x640/sh0.08/e35/14295463_1887729881454665_1710539896_n.jpg "Dropping In
After climbing the 500'/150m headwall and summiting Youngs Peak (9245'/2815m) [twice this summer - the first week with an all girl team and the second week with an all dude team], we rigged a 400' rappel (two 60m ropes tied together) to get back down the headwall...
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Here's Nick from Okotoks, Alberta, rapping off the edge. He'll have one stop on the way down while one of our guys gets him past the mid knot and then another 60m of fun to the bottom. How cool is that?")
