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thanks all. Please let me know how you find it. It is wilderness so we have left step-overs that won't create walk-arounds. Feedback always welcome.

THANK YOU for posting this.

Stunning photo of sunrise/first light. It's a great shot. Thanks for sharing.

Nice pics. Love the sunset view of Smarts (one of my favorite mountains).

Curious as to your report on McCrillis trail from yesterday? Was it really that bad? I worked a day on that trail and we did A LOT of work. I was told the crew was going back the next day to get the upper half. Did the upper half look like no work was done? Of course it is wilderness so we are...

RE: Tuckerman Ravine trail. I got a "it should open tomorrow morning" from the visitor center staff at Pinkham.

A small report about some trailwork done on a little used trail that summits to Mount Whiteface in the Sandwich Range Wilderness. As some of you know, I'm a volunteer with the Forest Service. My main duty is as an adopter on Mt. Chocorua (Piper Trail and West Side trail). This year I've gone...

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date: 8/8/11 trails: Flat Mountain Pond Trail, McCrillis trail conditions: dry. No issues with water crossing on Flat Mountain Pond trail equipment: nothing in particular. comments: A good day out with the Saco District Forest Service "trail crew" and the SCA (Student Conservation...

Nice report. I think I saw that moose in Jackson. Gave me the same look! Need to do a better job of trail-working ahead of Becca. I'm working on the McCrillis Trail tomorrow.

Story I read said NJ was still going to hunt the bear as it was "aggressive". http://www.trailplace.com/forums/showthread.php?p=37604#post37604

Never touched ferns/grass/similar vegetation. Seem to remember being told to leave it alone. Doesn't it die back in the fall? Interesting to hear what others use. Used a brush saw on the Nana ski trail but suppose the saw is impractical on other trails. Has anyone used brush axe or sandvik...

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http://www.unionleader.com/article/20110805/NEWS07/708059971&source=RSS Another article, a bit more info.

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Thanks for the green. Interesting hike you did of the entire Carter Moriah Wildcat range. The condition on Wildcat is always a disappointment. USFS and AMC seem to have a problem with dealing with adopters who aren't doing the work. On the positive side, new adopter numbers are up.

Thanks for the green John. Hopefully see you on the 19th at the Volunteer BBQ.

Thanks for the green. Having fun following your red-lining journey. Thanks for posting all the trail conditions reports.

" it is enough that I am surrounded by beauty." — Everett Ruess We've been exploring hikes in our backyard recently. The thunderstorm / hailstorm came through Nottingham quickly and left some cool weather in its wake (65°F). I thought it be a good time to swing up to Blue Job Mountain in...