After draining my energy getting up Little Lakes, the day got a bit better as I enjoyed the fantastic class 3-4 traverse up to Morgan. It was easy to avoid the really tough stuff by dropping to one side of the ridge over the other, and the very top leads you to a false summit with a very spicy knife traverse over and around to the true top. At this point I had a touch of AMS, coupled with afternoon storms, which caused me to bail on Twelve Flags and Adamson Point, the two actual Sierra Challenge Peaks that day. However, I learned the next day that only 7/40 people were able to tag both, so I felt a lot better about skipping out on them.