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I'm at 190(down from 225) ...... doing a lot of running (3 x 10miles per week plus two hours of soccer one evening), no other exercise. I stopped losing weight at 195, so I started eating more and dropped another 5 pounds. I've now leveled off again. Don't know if I am in hiking shape but I...

Just can't do this weekend..... maybe Next trip, keep me posted. Maybe some Saturday we could meet on the Hudson.

Wish I had seen this earlier I would have loved to join you. Just re-varnished my wooden kayak over the winter and I'm dying to get it wet.

Still stuck at 200, can't break below that magic number. Running 5-6miles 4times per week.......sometimes fast sometimes slow/steady.

1/9/10 - Trail had less than inch of fresh snow.

Anyone have any info?

If you get caught, you will be sent back and be made retrace your path back to the legal trail. I know that several years ago, the Ausable Club was very vigilant in watching for trespassing hikers.

I see that there is a trip report saying that someone traveled from Lillian Brook to S.Six and E. Dix. This report does not mention if the Macomb trail was broken out. Does anyone know if anyone has traveled to Macomb recently?

I want to bag MaC sometime in the next 2 weeks. Are you interested? I am thinking of climbing Saturday ..... maybe up Lillian Brook and down the slide. I may also head across to east Dix. If you want to climb but can't do Saturday, I can climb mid-week.

It seems that running is the exercise of choice if you plan to lose some weight, but what exercise method should I perform if I wanted to get fit and ready for a winter hiking season ( assuming I don't hike much in the other three seasons)?

Adam, I just found this thread and had fun reading it and glad to hear that i am not the old fat slob who has been trying to loose weight this summer. I started the summer at 5'10" 225lbs ........ started running and eating less and although I am still 5'10" I am down to 200lbs. Unfortunately...

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Just be careful when wearing your kilt in public.

No bagpipes, but I am a serious trumpet player.

Giant/Rocky - Feb 7th You may want to start a new thread - the Saddleback/ Basin heading is old news.

Good choice for an inexperienced "winter" hiker. The climb up Saddleback from Basin can be hairy in the summer never mind mid-winter.

i joined you for your regular #46 on emmons ..... I'll try and join you for your winter #46

Are you climbing on Sunday?

I'm interested. Let me know when you want to go.

I know all about teh wind on Wright/ Alg ..... got early stages of frost bite yesterday when my cheeks turning white, and another guys nose was whiter than the snow.