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Mike... Wish I knew it was you! But honestly, my own mother could have gone by and, all bundled up, I wouldn't have recognized you. Glad you guys had fun!

PB, thanks for the heads up. Unfortunately, the weather was just too challenging for me. Went to the trailhead in the AM, but it just wasn't something with which I felt comfortable doing (gotta know your limitations). Anyway, thanks for the interest. We'll do it again some time!

Weather looks to be cold (mid 20's high), with a 20% chance of snow flurries. Lot better than what sat looks like (heavy rain). Looking forward to seeing whoever shows up at eight!

Toughest hike I did was in either late July or early August with BPSchroeder and LittleSister. I had very little hiking experience (not that I am a veteran now), with only doing six mountains before this hike. We did the Wildcat-Carter-Moriah traverse, starting at Glenn Ellis Falls and ending...

Looking to do Mt. Moriah via Stony Brook Trail to Carter-Moriah Trail as an up and back. Start time is 0800 on Sunday morning at the Stony Brook Trailhead on Rte. 16. Open to all (especially open to those who share good food).

There were some hikes that I just didn't get their names (talk about not getting flowers!!!). Alrighty, I'll try: LittleSister MEB He Who Shall Not Be Named Sherpette Chinooktrail Drewski BP Schroeder Adamiata Bill Chretien Sherpette's Dad Mr. Lacroix Mary Kissel Mike Robinson JimL (don't...

Great pics... especially the swiss bobs... BOB, you didn't do any sleding?

Great T/R as always, and also loved the b/w pics... my favs were definitely the kings and queens. I prefer wooden spoons myself! Glad you guys had a blast!

With all the coffee talk, I think something to consider is HOW you have your coffee. I realize we don't guzzle cream or milk or usually put down ten sugars, but I'm wondering if that impacts increased peeing? Heavy creams or lots of sugar (which you can get with a couple cups of coffee and a...

Is this a new poll question? If so, I have to say YES. I also drink lots of water to offset any possible dehydration factor... gotta do it to prevent the addiction headaches!

.... COFFEE!!!!! .... Can't live without it, unfortunately! It is a drug, I'm addicted.

I stayed there on Christmas Eve when it was mild and used a -20 deg bag. I know you didn't ask about anything else, but I would recommend bringing a slead up and bringing lots of food. That worked well for me. Have fun! :)

GREAT JOB EVERYONE. Looks like you guys had a blast. Now THAT is the way to celebrate the New Year! I presume that Ivy destroyed MichaelJ at cribbage?

Awesome job, Chris.

I like this thread, and the ideas people have. Thanks for sharing. Mine are as follows: 1. Finish my 48. 2. Meet more people 3. Do my first winter tenting overnight 4. Do several summer overnights 5. Stop more often to enjoy the sights and sounds 6. Enjoy the moment

I haven't done it, but I know some people who have. Bobandgeri gave me some great tips... a group went out a week ago and talked a bit about it. I have a general idea that once you hit the Isolation Trail, you take a magnetic bearing of about 330 to Davis Path, just north of Mt. Isolation...

Bruised: it was great to see you on the way up. Your family looked like it was having such a great time sledding down. I'm glad you enjoyed your Christmas Eve.

I was thinking of 0330, but the moosehat wanted to sleep in.

Great T/R and pics! I especially love the one of Ghostdog in the ice!

Okay, 48th is planned for Saturday Feb 4th (day before the Super Bowl). The plan is to meet at 0600 at the start of the Rocky Branch Trail off Route 16. Rocky Branch Trail to Isolation Trail, and then either all the way around, north to the start of the Davis Path and south to Isolation, or...