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donna, our buddy andy is willing to go get scar with you...he needs it too. as soon as I get the go ahead I will send along his contafct info...maybe monday of Presi-day weekend?? my bro and I are wanting to go to VT to get some peaks he has done - we are all three of us trying to finish WNEHH...

Another day another beer for the summits. But this day left me wondering WTF? All these years drinking what I thought were scrumpies - a mixture of whiskey and cider turned out to be nothing but lies! well, ok, not lies but certainly a misrepresentation. False advertising. Faux scrumpage...

Hi donna, nice to have met and chatted with you Saturday. Please tell me you got that ski pole?? Tried to leave it in an obvious spot. Cheers!

Owl’s Head Myself, Pete (aka Hans) and Andy W (sir Andrew of Wyatt) started our day in the Lincoln Woods parking lot around 7AM. The air had a crisp ‘minus’ quality to it but the day promised to be sunny and not so breezy as originally predicted. We set off down the Lincoln Woods trail eager...

never been here but... http://www.lakeshore-house.com/rooms.htm seemed somewhat reasonable. Plus Monson being right on the AT has some other hiker type places to stay....just cannot recall names at the moment..Shaw's? I think?? but check this out too....http://www.kynd.net/monson/businesses.html

yeah.. wicked cool!! :cool:

Blueberry Ledge/Rollins/Dicey 1/22/10 Trails were well packed. Two groups left prior to my departure. One up Dicey to Wiggins to Blueberry Ledge, myself and the other group up Blueberry. Only difficult spot was on the ledges/rocks just below the top of the first peak. Snowshoes stayed...

well alright! Dude, good job. Glad I had the opportunity to cross paths with you and share a summit or two. Spruce addiction is a serious problem. Glad you found a way through the pain....beer is therapy.

Never have met the good Dr. But surely he is one of New England's Hundred Highest :rolleyes: Just kidding Wu. I for one appreciate your cheeky light-hearted humor.

simulated altitude due to a lack of extreme altitude in these parts, me and my companeros generally imbibe. We are all in training for an eventual run at the Himalayas :D. In order to prepare ourselves for the extreme conditions and O2 depravation, we vigorously train using a combination of...

22 years I have not stood on this summit in a long long time and it was the first summit I climbed after my arrival in Maine some 22 years ago. I recall having been surprised at the quality views and rugged landscape. Having just returned from Colorado and all I was expecting to be...

don't feel bad... I had to hike this mountain 3 times, twice to get it officially for the first time and once because I was 'volun-told' to go back with a friend who really really wanted the company. I swore a blue streak when I found the note in the register that the register was not on the...

RT's I admit, this time out I did not have as much time to spend kicking the sod trying to locate a couple of the RT's on this section of the corridor. I was pinched for time and really had only the desire to find as many as A-1 's as posible in the limited time I had. I definitely have a...

thanks for the greenie Jason. -m

Thanks for the greenie! I'm pretty much doing this with map and compass at the moment. That and a camera to take photos of the monuments. I have learned from the previous CM of this section that he never actually visited any of the monuments. He apparently monitored from afar by gazing down...

Fellow CMer Spent a quiet day surrounded by glowing foliage on the westerly/northerly side of AT to Wyman Mt. (ME 115-39F to ME 115-37A) Hiked to summit from Burroughs Bk rd near Surplus Pond and walked west down to the corridor swath. Found 7 monuments, missed a couple others and otherwise...

three hats for MATC I do at least 2 days just for section walk-thru removing blowdowns and lopping - once in spring, once in fall and add additional days for other work like bog-bridging. This year 4 days on trail. 2 days for Spring/Fall trips to my Nesuntabunt register and 2 days for...

According to the Mayo Clinic website a Hip labral tear seldom occurs in isolation and it suggests that there could be further injuries associated with the hip joint. The article identifies the twisting and pivoting motions as the primary culprit, which given the amount of mountain and trail...

They call me Hawkeye me michael captivated by slides slabs on Cascade

So as we were hiking this day we both had commented on how at various times in our collective hiking careers we had both experienced pains in the knee joint area and as we were descending and near the bottom of the saddle between Giant and RPR he lets out a gasp of pain. Oh boy. So, after a...