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As it looks now, we may actually be coming tonight.

I've always thought it was curious that I never saw Tuckerman or Jeremy in the same place at the same time. Congrats, FH, on the 48.

Congratulations to all three of you. Here's to new beginnings!

I'll be the first to tell you Atti's the brains, braun and beauty of this operation. I just right what he tells me to write. Congrats again, Bobby. I think your writing's just fine, especially when it's clear it comes from the heart and not the head.

That's the key, isn't it, Scott? To take what the mountains give you. You stay safe that way. You also stay appreciative. As for Waumbek, from best I can tell, you and I are in the minority when we it comes to this peak. There's something wonderful about the vivid forest in the beginning...

I'm sorry to hear this. Very sorry. And I'm sorry we never had the occasion to meet up with Chips. My heart goes out to you.

Good luck, Lauky. (I just checked out the competition, Ed. Looks like Zoey is Lauky's biggest threat. How about if he challenged her to a race up a mountain?)

I look forward into running into the two of you some time. I'm sure I'll recognize you by Tuck, as you will, no doubt, first recognize me by Atticus. If not, I'll just look for the feathered hat.

John, your post and that profound photo reminds me so much of the epigraph of Hemingway's "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" where he describes the frozen carcass of a leopard preserved near the icy summit of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Sorry to be late to the party but I just saw this thread. Ed, I would imagine there are a lot more than that. I know of several dogs (including one I live with) who never bothered to apply for membership in the 4,000-Footer Club.

I'm sorry for your loss and I'm sorry I never had the opportunity to run into Genie or either of you. Such choices are one of the most difficult we make in life. You surely made the right choice to make sure your friend didn't suffer needlessly or go through life less than what she was. From...

But you do have a profile photo. I can see it now. You are sitting in the woods.

Nothing wimpy about an umbrella on the trail. If I recall correctly Stinky Feet used on while she and Frodo were setting the winter record a few years ago. Sounds to me like you're in good company.

Kevin, Wonderful photos, as always! And the Green Hill Preserve is a special little place. That approach to the peak of Peaked Mountain has it's own special feel to it, the way you are funneled up towards the top by the rocks, through the flowers and the greens and suddenly you pop out on...

S.F., congratulations on your successful return to hiking the bigger peaks. Here's to knew knees!

Not only is she the size of a hobbit, she acts like one, too! Keep trekking Alex (and Trish, of course).

Just a quick note to inform one and all that little Hurricane Mountain Road is now open.

Patrick, great shots, as always. We were pleased to run into you on the Kanc. Thought of you this past Sunday when Ruth had her second moose encounter within 10 days. This time, however, we had a camera ready as noted by these photos.

TDawg, sorry to have missed you yesterday. We slowly sauntered along the loop with plenty of summit sitting. What you said is correct, but we had no trouble with the trail in bare boots and bare paws.

Evidence you are still an 0-for... when it comes to Cosby dancing.