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I have a hubba hubba and think it's a great tent. I use it with my wife on canoe camping and backpacking trips. Plenty of room for us and our 50lb dog. There is an entrance on both sides with vestibules so both people have their own entrance and room to stow their pack. excellent ventilation...

I went by Montclair Glen last weekend. The renovations look like they have been completed and it is now open for overnight use. Trails in the area were in great shape.

still some railroad ties in places. You may end up with bouncing baby syndrome. I'd find the carrier.

In the last 4 years I've been lucky enough to see 2 bobcats in central vermont. Before that I had never seen one. From my in depth perspective they are definitely on the increase! :)

I've read alot of these recommendations. I've liked one so much that I have now read it 3 times. Great Heart, The History of a Labrador Adventure is awesome.

Thanks for the heads up. I used my 20%coupon with free shipping and the total came to $159.60.

I've used one of these before. They do provide nice heat. The down side is that they also give off an odor of burning charcoal. It will make your coat smell. I used it often while ice fishing and would keep it in my coat pocket. It was an old beat up winter coat that I didn't care about...

Karl will be finishing on Springer sometime late tonight. I'm impressed that he could stay motivated to finish even though he new early on that the record was out of reach. Way to go Karl!

I think my wife and I saw you guys on the Gulfside trail just below thunderstorm junction. We were the couple that was with the dog that is my avatar.

Looks Like hobble bush. You may have noticed some white flowers on other stems nearby. I call it horrible bush when bushwacking.

Short video of Where I turned around on Mount Adams about a half mile below the summit. The wind kinda freaked me out. Taken Monday 3/3/08 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCo0i-77CWY

Here in central vermont I feed the birds. In 15 years I have never had so few birds at our feeders as this year. Other neighbors report low bird #'s but friends in other towns report normal numbers. No signs of cats in the neighborhood. I'm wondering about a localized illness or maybe they...

#3 Nebraska Notch and Taylor lodge on the Long Trail, Underhill & Stowe nearest towns. Very excited to get one of these. Just lucky that it's in my backyard. :)

Another vote for the Garmin 60CSX. I have a 10 year old magellan and just upgraded. The new garmin locks onto satellites quickly and in difficult conditions. It had no trouble picking up satellites in thick softwoods that were loaded with snow. I almost bought a cheaper vista model but went...

Smugglers Notch Vermont Route 108 Skied through the notch today. Hard, dense base with 2 to 3'" of fresh powder on top. Pretty good early season conditions. Fast snow made for a fun downhill.

I didn't know what a longboard was until I read the Burlington Free Press this morning. They have a picture of a guy who took a bad spill longboarding down route 108 in Smugglers Notch yesterday. He is the owner of a skateboard shop in Burlington and the article said "his condition at press...

Wow! I guess that is a dangerous place for moose. When I hiked through there in 87 there was a dead moose right next to the trail in the bottom of the notch. I hear he was pretty well preserved for a couple of months due to the cool temps in there.

I spent The night of friday June 1st on the side of Camel's Hump. Black Flies were fairly thick and biting. No problems while hiking but they swarmed when sitting still and eating dinner. Trails are in great shape!

I have purchased a steripen and have used it on 3 trips so far. I previously used iodine,a filter, boiling or used sources that "looked" good. The unit is very lightweight which is great for backpacking and it makes a litre of water suitable for drinking in about 90 seconds. One drawback is...

Lawn Sale, Thanks for all the info. I'm thinking of adding the steripen to my equipment. The ease of use and light weight is appealing. How does the unit "know" to shut off once disinfecting is complete? I'm assuming you can use it in different size drinking containers. Does the unit work...