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Let's stay in touch as you get back and feeling stronger and more agile. BTW ...Before the procedure, where you able to bend your knees on descent while stepping down?

Carter Notch Rock Formations Not sure how to put images in line so here's two more remote (for some folks) rock formations I found in Carter a way up in the bowl. The First image I called: Saint Bernard Rock The Second: The Old American

Whoof ooops I was oblivious Darn. I grew up on Cannon, lived in Franconia, skied 1000s of runs, climbed her dozens of times, but ever heard the barking from the hound dog!!! Thanks for the heads up and now I will bring some kibble when I head up Greenleaf or the north side notch slides...

Congrats Mark! Mark, I have been following your thread with great interest and compassion as both my knees have no ACL's or cartilege. Climbing is my passion so I do it inspite of constant hurt. Your decision was a good, timely one ....and a brave one considering the onerous procedure)...

Mt: Cannon Conditions: Packed powder and some ice where the wind scoured the surface. Equiptment Denalis all the way. Light micro fleece was warm enough on this steep ascent. Threw on the eVent shell (Thanks Wild Things you rock!) at 3300 feet just to stay "unsnowy". Got an alpine start...

I had heard White Dot and Cross were now open.?

Lastest rsearch I heard the lastest resarch said it doesnt work like they had indicated. I took it for 3 years off and on and cant honestly say it worked for me. BUT everyone is different and maybe it does work on some. We use Accelerade for our trips, repalcs electrolytes and give natural...

Hi there, Its good to see you are still climbing and went on "my trail" to the Hump!

Darleen, A great picture report. Your images captured the intensity of the climb and the effort it took to accomplish your objective. Your slide pics were great ,balancing to take them must have been "fun" and the bushwack up to the top was truly knarley looked like 50 degrees at times and...

Great report and pictures Thank you

Darn that's clever. BUT The edges will catch on any sidehill and tick you off. Def attach your poles to your waist belt. I carry a separate 2 inch belt and buckles .....weighs about 4 oz ......to tow my Pulkke and I have one permanently attached tp my sled. use 2 small Biners to hold the...

DG That's really good stuff. Ya think that some Montaineering outfitters would be paying us to read the forum or...... at least Darren.:) Be well

Road Runner FROM OUR bmt CREW BROKE OUT rOLLINS It was already done but he and 2 women packed it down again

Many thanks Man the forecast changed over the last three days. Its a repeat of the weekend of the 24th.

Trying still to see if that interminable Rollins trail is broken out or is going to be this weekend.

OOOps sorry, It tired and Im late ..... I mean Wards girl did your BF do the Rollins?

Hi Trish, Did ALex go across The Rollins Trail?

Any knowlledge as to whether the Rollins Trail has seen any recent use? Wold like to do Passaconaway and Whiteface Sunday.

Great Idea for the door. The top holds in wind and is a good insulator.

Attached is a picture of the roof. The tarp diameter is about 3 1/2-4 feet. The hole it covers is about 2 feet + or - We cut the tarp installed grommets The door is simply a piece of tarp cut in a rectangular shape and pegged into the snow. If you double the fabric and peg the 2 ends Like...