You don’t normally see the South Slope at Mount Cranmore crowded like this and it looked like a migration. It was a migration for a cause — the annual Jen’s Friends Climb Against Cancer last Saturday. (ED PARSONS PHOTO)
You don’t normally see the South Slope at Mount Cranmore crowded like this and it looked like a migration. It was a migration for a cause — the annual Jen’s Friends Climb Against Cancer last Saturday. (ED PARSONS PHOTO)
Ed Parsons is seen on the summit of Mount Cranmore after taking part in the annual Jen’s Friends Climb Against Cancer last Saturday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jen’s Friends Climb Against Cancer happened this past Saturday at Mount Cranmore. Five hundred showed up for the event. Many climbed the mountain; others took the Skimobile Express chairlift to the summit.
“For many, it is an emotional event,” said Jen’s Friends President Erik Chandler. “Some people have loved ones who have passed, or have cancer now.” Some people with cancer also climbed the mountain, a great way to say YES to life and support the cause by fundraising beforehand.
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