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Love it!!! :D

Looking forward to the trip report. Congratulations ahead of time to both of you. When Thor finishes we'll get him posted on the Canine winter 48 list.

I remember those reports but don't see his name on the members list now. Just a hunch, but you might check with Yvon, I have a feeling he might know him.

Is this something else that we need to watch out for now? Get out your tick repellant folks. http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/20/health/new-virus-discovered/

I agree. I would also thank all who have commented on this site. The close to 100 comments have been generally sensitive, non judgmental and often very informative. I thank all on this site who have offered these well reasoned and well informed comments. The nearly 15,000 views indicate a...

We just received word that Kali along with Heather, of course, has just finished another winter 48 round. Heather, please correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe this is Kali's third winter round. Congratulations to both of you.

Nice report, great pics.

Congratulations to Gryffin. Great pictures also.

I moved to North Georgia from Maine a year and a half ago and have been hiking once or twice a week since then in GA, NC and TN. I've done the Algonquin hike you mention although good number of years ago and memories fade. Anyway, even though hikes here are generally less difficult than in the...

This morning I was in the area so I stopped in my eyeglass place and asked them to look up my file. I found that I do have Transitions lenses but it's more complicated than that. Transitions offers four varieties. Transitions signature claims optimal balance between outdoor darkness and...

I believe the glasses I have now are the Transition brand but most of my prior glasses have been other brands. I simply have not had a problem with the glasses when the day passes to twilight or night. In really bad weather above the treeline I have found it a bit difficult to read the GPS...

My world is falling apart. I've been hiking with transition lenses for years and loved them. Now thanks to this thread I find they're no good. I fear I won't sleep tonight worrying about it. What can I do? :eek:

I think Moses, one of the original solo peakbaggers would be interesting to hike with. From more recent times, I'd pick David Livingston.

Tuck, lest this statement about honesty bother you, keep in mind that while a half dozen on this site might debate the question, there will be "fifty" people out there hiking who will be following the tracks in the snow of a bushwhack such as Blackpond, Brutus and Engine Hill that others have...

If this were Facebook I'd give you a "Like". :)

Actually, I think that's the problem, his weapon's not concealed. :)

Alpanista, I moved down to North Georgia in the summer of 2013 and have been out on the trails in Georgia, NC, and TN a couple of times a week. It's true the trails, generally speaking, are not as rugged as the Whites, but the only place where I have encountered anyone that left me a bit uneasy...

Interesting thought, I don't see what harm it can do to ask.

Below is the revised list of Winter NH canine finishers: Brutus Jan. 18, 2004 Feb. 22(?), 2007 Denali Feb. 25, 2007 Marley March 16, 2009 Pepper Jan. 29, 2011 Ella Feb. 16, 2011 Romeo March 15, 2011 Izzy-Israel March 16, 2011 Lauky February 16, 2012 Cinilla March 7, 2012 Quinn March 10, 2012...

I just received an E-mail from Donna Dearborn concerning her dog Ella who finished the winter 48 on Mt Eisenhower on 2/16/2011. Below are two photos of Ella taken on West Bond the following year. Donna reports that Ella is now seven and still hiking strong. Here also is a link for Donna's...