>>223497thanks man.
it was terrifying, I mean my dad isnt like a 'stone faced serious 100% man' type but he was reliable and knew what he was doing and before that incident I always just followed his lead, helpful and carried my weight but never really took initiative or anything. He was fine once we got down to about 8 or 9 thousand feet. Since then I've become way more involved, so in a way I'm glad it happened, made me realize you can't rely too much on one person and me more independent when we're out in the parks.
pic related, some of the roads I had to drive down. the exposure got way worse than this, and even tho the pic isnt so bad I was still absolutely bricking it. My dad was talking like a crazy man in the passenger seat, probably the craziest experience of my life.
