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Well done Steve, Nice report and pictures ! Congratulations on the halfway point !

Good one Chris ! You look better in this avatar !:D I've rented them from the Raquette River Outfitters near Tupper Lake in addition to the other places mentioned. (also cheap)

Just submerge the canister in "the pit" !

I wish they made one I could fit in !

Dude- That's friggin IMPRESSIVE ! When I grow up, I hope I can do that !

It was really neat just to get a little exposure to the organization and the people. I'm impressed by the dedication of a lot of those folks. It was neat to see some of our fellow forum members get their certificate. Chasing the 46 is a big deal to me.

A small town in Maine sounds pretty good !

Nope- I was in the woods camping with Little Rickie below Times Square the day/night before. I just remembered ToeCozy and SpongeBob were there too !

Amsterdam ! now that's insightful ! I am so looking forward to meeting a bunch of you.

Chris- I'm guessing at this "mileage" looking at my National Geographic map. Saturday- 5 miles-St Huberts parking lot to camp site 5 miles- round trip, camp site to Nippletop. Sunday- 6 miles- round trip from campsite through Colvin to Blake and rtn. 5 miles back out to car. There was way more...

What a blast this was. And hardly any bug issues. I arrived at St Huberts on Saturday (23rd) ,at 11AM and had to park across the street at the Giant Trailhead since the St Huberts lot was filled. I was loaded to camp and figured I’d set up at the sites between the 2 trails to Fish Hawk Cliffs...

Prino-Looks like I'll finally get to socialize with you !

What are your hopes ? What are your dreams ? If you could have 3 wishes......? Y'know...treat like them anyone else !

This was going to be done on Saturday the 18th but due to the weather projections, we moved it up a day. After about a 6.5 hour drive from Boston, NY, we “hit the sack” at the EconoLodge in Lake Placid about 1AM on Thursday. We had to rent snowshoes at the Loj Information Center which didn’t...

Thanks Buddy ! So far-it's good to be old !

I'm going to hit one of those gatherings real soon. After seeing Neils pictures of the inferno site, I have to ask: How many pallets were burned ?

Hi Al, You climb ice too ? Looks beautiful, especially the ice itself. Did you return each night to the cabin shown in the pictures ? It looks like a long way from the mountains. Clay

Great job Neil, MG and leaf. Looks gorgeous ! Loved the slideshow leaf !

Whew ! That's an outing ! Well done.

We used to take the Norwegian Elkhound for a good run by having one person sit on the tailgate holding a long leash, while another person drove. This was on back-country , seldom used dirt roads.