New Grid Finisher!

[marty]

Sincere congratulations to my young wise-arsed friend from both my better half and me. Glad I got to join you on at least a couple of those 576 and several other hikes.

Looking forward to many adventures with you in the future.

best regards,
Marty

 

[Becca M]

ditto - such a youngsta!!!!

 

[Dr. Dasypodidae]

The next challenge: the 737?

http://7tops.com/news/all/item_2117/

 

[bcskier]

And to think... I knew him when he was just a kid (and even was his sponsor for VFTT).

Way to go Jeremy!

Congrats, Phil

 

[una_dogger]

The next challenge: the 737?

http://7tops.com/news/all/item_2117/

He said he was going to take, like maybe a week, off.

 

[Paradox]

Congratulations, Jeremy!

 

[una_dogger]

There are people who are working on or have completed the ADK 46 x 12, the Catskill 35 x 12,

I think you forgot the 67 x 12.

Another form of gridding would be doing a list in all 4 seasons.

That seems to be how it usually begins "Oh, I'm just doing it in each season, I'm *not* working on the Grid". ;-) One really has to worry when that progresses to "Oh, I'm just doing one per single season".

 

[Maddy]

Jeremy, what a wonderful accomplishment.
A hearty congratulations to you!!!

 

[rocket21]

Thank you to everyone who joined on Sunday, as well as those who have posted/phoned/e-mailed/Facebooked/texted messages. Also, thank you to everyone who helped along the way.

 

[Snowflea]

Belated congratulations, Jeremy! It was fun, wasn't it?

Sue, #3, back before it was called The Grid...

 

[Jimmy Legs and Little D]

Jeremy,

Congratulations on an amazing accomplishment!

Donna and Mike

 

[una_dogger]

Sue, #3, back before it was called The Grid...

What did ya call it then, a crazy idea?

 

[OldMan]

Congrats Jeremy! I enjoyed being there for your grand finish.

 

[Snowflea]

Sue, #3, back before it was called The Grid...

What did ya call it then, a crazy idea?

I used to refer to it as "the New Hampshire 4's in every month." When I started pursuing it in the mid-late 90s, only #1 had finished, and I knew of nobody else attempting it. Then along came Ed Hawkins...

"The Grid" is catchier, with the added benefit of being referred to as a Gridiot.