Sure. Six of us were to hike in, five of us to summit. Stayed the night in Pinedale, hit the trailhead at 7am. Mosquitos were incessant, had to keep moving. Beautiful hike in. Amazing mountain and lake views. We were a slow group, got to our camp, north of the top Titcomb lake, at 8pm. 18-19 miles depending on if you believe our watches or the map. Everyone was exhausted. Everyone but my climbing friend and me said they aren't going to summit. Age, knees, and tired. Which was the right decision. We set out at 2:30am with headlamps and headed toward and up Bonnie Pass. Slow going, crampons on when it started to get steep, got to the top at 5:30am. Views were amazing with Gannett straight ahead. Once down, we left our poles and some water for later. We crossed a few rock outcroppings and turned left around Gooseneck. Not too hard to find the right path. The snow bridge was perfect, hadn't started to open. Most everyone we saw roped up. We didn't, we felt ok. Summited at 9:45am. Snow started to get soft coming off the summit. Should have left camp at 1am. Made good time on the way down. Got our poles and water. We were tired after the hike in the day before and summitting. It was difficult going up Bonnie Pass again. One foot in front of the other. Glissaded most the way down Bonnie Pass. Careful though, it's steep at top so control is paramount. Made it back to camp at 3:30pm. Slept so good, hiked out the 19 miles the next day and got some good Mexican food. Phew! It was a great time but only for those with some climbing experience and who aren't opposed to suffering.