Jason Berard

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  --M.

• Nov 5, 2009

Looked awesome, been on my list for a long time. Thanks for putting it up! --Mike.

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  Barkingcat

• Oct 29, 2009

I appreciate the green seal of approval. Sometime next week, my wife and I are going up Smarts Mountain and in the process I may explore the Cummins Pond Trail that may or may not have been part of the Maskoma Trail. Does the Cummins Pond Trail go all of the way from the pond to the summit of Smarts?

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  michael

• Oct 17, 2009

thanks for the greenie Jason.
-m

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  RickB.

• Oct 14, 2009

Thanks, Jason!
Hope we can get out this winter.

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  1ADAM12

• Oct 13, 2009

Thanks! It sure does feel good I Will tell you that much!

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  Cymbidium

• Oct 9, 2009

Thanks for the Greenie. I actually had second thoughts about putting in the saw blade photos although at the time I couldn't think of a reason not to. It really was a fun day and just to let you know, we left everything where we found it.

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  Barkingcat

• Oct 9, 2009

You are quite welcome for the caterpillar ID (and thank you for the green square).

I'm your go-to guy for caterpillar IDs...and most local insect identifications, for that matter.

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  Toe Cozy

• Sep 30, 2009

Thanks for the greenie! It's nice to share that kind of great description with people who appreciate it.

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  NewHampshire

• Sep 27, 2009

Thanks for the greenie! Of course I wore shorts.....I want to be like Marc you know! (by that I mean bloody, scarred and ripped to shreds! ) I come from proud French Canadian stock you know, where men were brash (if not intelligent!)

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  MichaelJ

• Sep 21, 2009

I left out the bit about civil disobedience.

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  Puck

• Sep 21, 2009

Thanks for the green. I did not post the acknowledgments for the article. One person listed is David Govatski who is a coordinator for our CBC. Amazing guy, a wealth of knowledge

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  dms

• Sep 16, 2009

Thanks Jason, appreciate your comments. Dennis

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  Fisher Cat

• Sep 6, 2009

Thanks Jason! I'll be up in October for trailwork, drop me a PM if you want the details.

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  una_dogger

• Aug 31, 2009

Hi Jason! Fun hiking with you! I hope the sandwich assembly line went off without any technical difficulties!

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  The Feathered Hat

• Aug 9, 2009

Thanks for the greenie, Jason. Glad you like the boot story.

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  Silverfox

• Aug 5, 2009

hi jason

planning on cube..maybe blueberry on the way home for tomorrow thursday..from the baker road trailhead 9:00..may have a couple of cars so prob ascend via that route and come down the at to 25a..let me know if interested or just,,see you on the trail!! I could use some guy bonding...looks like me and 4 femmes so far,,,,

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  MichaelJ

• Aug 4, 2009

There were definitely some down moments on the Grafton Loop for me, but I did try to finish with a smile! Thanks!

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  cushetunk

• Jul 19, 2009

apparently i can't give you a greenie to make up for the fact that i called you a dumpster-diving hippie, but i really like old trail guides too!

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  The Feathered Hat

• Jul 14, 2009

You followed a very cool route to Iso too. But dontcha just love crossing the Dry River Wilderness via the Iso (West) and Dry River Cutoff trails? Really fantastic -- and *quiet*. I wish the Cutoff had been somewhat drier, but oh well, still a lovely route.

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  The Feathered Hat

• Jul 14, 2009

Many thanks for the green spot, Jason. It was indeed a cool way to grab Isolation. Highly recommended!