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Just wondering, do you plan the menus before you go up there. There's obviously no running off to the corner store to pick something up. :)

Love the pics, thanks for sharing.

Great trip, great report. Loved the pics. Thanks.

Winter is almost over. This is our latest list. If anyone knows of any other finishers (from any year) please let us know. 1-- Brutus Jan. 18, 2004 2-- Feb. 22(?), 2007 3-- Denali Feb. 25, 2007 4-- Marley March 16, 2009 5-- Pepper Jan. 29, 2011 6-- Ella Feb. 16, 2011 7-- Romeo March 15, 2011...

This link was posted on Facebook this morning: http://www.unionleader.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20160302/NEWHAMPSHIRE03/160309864&source=RSS

Here's the article from Outside: http://www.redbull.com/us/en/bike/stories/1331777090543/first-ascent-mount-washington-winter-on-a-fat-bike

Both Mt. Washington and The Devil's Path New York made the list. :eek: http://www.outsideonline.com/1856636/20-most-dangerous-hikes

A number of years ago when I had a long and very nice conversation with a prominent member of the 4000 footer committee about dogs being recognized by the committee for the NE67 and the NEHH even though they had not done the peaks in Baxter park because they were not permitted in the park I was...

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Way to go Pemi.:cool:

I know that most of these reports concern New England and the Whites, and even though Lauky and I had done quite a bit of hiking in the Whites and elsewhere during his early years, in 2013 when he was six we moved to North Georgia. After dabbling in a number of hikes in Georgia and NC I decided...

Winter is just around the corner, well Monday evening at 11:48 PM to be precise, so I'm giving this thread a bump. This is just a reminder for those who hike with their canine companions that we are anticipating the names of any new winter NH 48 finishers. If your dog finishes you can post the...

Inspired by this thread and after doing quite a bit of research on the net we headed out today in search of trail trees. It's not that easy because while there are a lot of photos of the trees on the net there is almost no indication of where they can be found. But...we had some success...

I just came up with this article: http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2013/05/03/groups-quest-find-and-save-indian-trail-trees-149169

Excellent questions.

How about a Train up Mt. Washington.

I've often wondered about this tree. It's located on the AT in NC just beyond the NC/GA border.

Coast to Coast seems to inevitably get into extraterrestrial activity and I'm just not 'tuned' into that stuff, but I did have the same questions that were brought up in the interview. How could the coroner look at what was essentially a bag of bones an determine that she died from hypothermia...

Lauky on Star King.

I never did it at night, but I never found it difficult to follow. I do think though that a person not familiar with the trail could accidentally get off that trail and onto the Huntington Ravine trail.