A 61-year-old hiker popped his own dislocated shoulder back into place during a hike on New Hampshire’s Mount Washington and kept climbing.

Connecticut resident Kurt Siuzdak was hiking Mount Washington earlier this week when he sustained the painful injury after slipping on wet granite.

The news was reported by The Boston Globe Thursday, citing a statement Wednesday from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.

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Siuzdak began hiking at around 4 a.m. Tuesday, according to the report.

Six hours later, at around 10 a.m., he slipped on a wet granite slab…

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