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Tony, the Ranney Trail is such a gem. I read somewhere that DEC may close it?

Pierre, I kept a roster of Catskill 100 finishers. PM me and I'll get your stats on the register.

Sorry, already gone to a good home.

Gone to a good home...

I'd have to reinforce it.

In the 80's stopped in to meet with Limmer who took my measurements. They were ready a few months later. I liked them so well I ordered a second pair. They've been sitting in our closet, unused other than worn a few times on grassy soccer fields. It would be great to have someone who'll use...

Way to go, Spencer. Congratulations

Mentioned to Tom that we won't be running out. I'll take over so patches will continue to be available with more and more people working on the Catskill 100.

I've used the EMS convertibles for years but finding them in the correct size and tan color ( for tick spotting) has been difficult. Even the local stores don't know when or what stock they'll be receiving.

Thanks for a terrific idea - using zip ties to keep MSR heel strap in place, Tim. Nice to discover you know stuff beside I.T. :D

Like a decoder ring. I've got to get back to New England peak hiking to try it out...LOL

Tom, Alligator Eggs?

I gave up and threw it away, in spite of the excellent observation Joe Cedar made.

The bag has always been stored in a dry, place. I replaced it with another large bag when the internal delamination began but feel the company should replace this as a weekend travel bag. As I mentioned, if this had been beat up over the years, I wouldn't have asked them.

I wouldn't either, Dave, if it had 20-25 years of use. Other riding in the holds of airliners ten times, it's been used visiting friends.

I have a Gregory bag - humongous size, designed to carry a large pack. I've used it for years as a travel bag to carry stuff for hiking trips out west. Only used on vacations to ferry clothing, daypack gear as checked luggage. Gotta be 20-25 years old. Over the last 6-7 years the interior...

I'm a piker in this crowd. 15hr whack in the ADKs on one trip. And a 15hr part trail part deep snow trailbreak whack. This would have been much shorter but for a participant who oversold his fitness and we had to feed, coax, cajole, persuade him that he had to get up and keep going every 15min...

He's looking for groups, clubs or folks who wouldn't mind company. Good guy, easy to get along with, fairly strong hiker. Thanks Alan

I just came across this awful thread. What a wonderful gentleman has left us. Feeling worse than I didn't know earlier.

I'll see if I can contact TJ's family to see if there are leftovers.