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That option has worked well for me before. (And, while some may grumble about the stretch of the Twinway between South Twin and the hut, I don't think it's that bad.)

You can stream it, but not rent it -- the DVD of this is not out yet, with no release date listed.

Sigh... (Help...me...)

Neat! What kind? Perhaps the AC-130 gunship variant?

Tom, thank you for the green square of approval...!

Thanks, John, for the green square!

Warthog flyovers are always cool. Well, unless you're the target.

Thanks for the trailwork...

(I'm slightly off-topic here, but) Thanks for doing that and reporting this -- I wondered what, given your recent Pemi traverse, your impression of the walls might be once you saw them.

Very nice, Dave! I like the line about "****, I managed to sleep through my alarm"... I've done that before when planning an early-morning hike.

Salge-ian photography is always a delight for the eye. Thanks for posting these here... While Nos. 1 and 2 and wonderful for their color, the Greenleaf hut shot I like for the story.

Congratulations on the new FKT! Perhaps some updating can take place here?

Thanks for the green square, there, Kim...much obliged! (More eye candy to come, especially this fall and winter...)

No; not with one car -- unless you want to do an in and back and go insane because of the monotony that can be Lincoln Woods.

Agreed -- or Galehead hut. We stayed at Galehead hut one evening a few years ago, did the Bonds and then Zealand, chilled at the Zealand hut for a bit and then hiked out to our car at the Zealand Trail trailhead. (We would have thrown in Hale, but ran out of nice daylight.)

Those oversized pancakes are pretty wacky... (Nice TR!)

A-freakin'-men.

Simply...gorgeous... (Thank you for sharing this!)

Did you find any of the old (circa 1940) signs in the sag between Bald Knob and Crosby? There are a couple at the trail junction that joins the route over Bald Knob with the route that parallels Wise Brook (that leads to the south, just east of Bald Knob). Neat stuff...I think that the signs...

Thanks for the green square, TDawg -- enjoy Crosby Mountain!