"Climbing is unadulterated hard labor. The only real pleasure is the satisfaction of going where no man has been before and where few can follow"

Annie Smith Peck's quote talks to the trouble of climbing, however also the reward of it. She acknowledges that climbing is hard labor, however that the only genuine pleasure is the complete satisfaction of going somewhere that couple of can follow. This talks to the sense of accomplishment and pride that features pushing oneself to the limit and accomplishing something that couple of can. It also speaks to the sense of expedition and discovery that features climbing, as one is able to go to places that no one has been previously. This quote is a tip that although climbing is difficult, the rewards deserve it. It is a pointer to push oneself and to handle obstacles, even if they appear daunting. It is a pointer that the complete satisfaction of accomplishing something that few can is worth the tough labor.