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sweat cocktails? ******* 3d anyone?

well maybe said moose was practicing LNT and wanted to get the ugly sign out of the woods?

where is it? i cant find it

lots of info here.... http://vftt.org/forums/showthread.php?t=37565

i love opening day at stowe, its usually pretty crazy when there is one trail and mounds of man made ungroomed snow. its fun to watch everyone get wrecked and i honestly can't wait! i definately wont drive to sunday river but most likely will drive to killington when they open.

haha, that is pretty funny! i was hiking up mansfield once (in the summer) and there was a canadian gal squatting right on the trail. it was pretty nasty. i dont usually say anything to people who are doing ignorant things because i do plenty of stupid things myself. i just couldnt help...

i usually dont cover it up, just so people know not to use it for dinner. i sometimes also sign my name in the snow just for giggles. and not usually right on trail.....

perhaps he needed to mention "fastest known time" in the title?

http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Avis=BT&Dato=20101015&Kategori=NEWS&Lopenr=10150801&Ref=PH coming down good at killington, sure it doing the same on abe

they make female urination devices. i have seen one in use. pretty much the coolest thing i have seen on a summit!

do you offer any other trail services?

geocaching?

anyone ever tried this product? http://www.poopfreeze.com/

i just hope for dry BM when out in the wilderness, then minimal or no TP required. i will usually save the used TP for firestarter around the campfire.

"Climbing/hiking with Mobile Devices – Should It Be Required?" Of course they should be required, how else you going to get text messages or update facebook status.

awesome. nice job crankin' out the highpoints. those kids must have some cool stories to tell friends.

looks cool over there, someday i hope to make it to maine!

i do have several, unfortunately they are not available for others to use.

just get a flotation device for toby

camels hump in vt short hike and very well used in the winter from the monroe trail. from the west the burrow's trail is also fairly well used. from the river you can also take the longest approach via the LT up the bamforth ridge. not always traveled during the winter so may involve breaking...