Chip

"We used to play army in neighborhood "new construction" with BB guns and fire crackers...." I forwarded your note to the local authorities...

Thanks for the greenie! Fran and I use that "I see sky" often when we going over a series of false summits...usually good for a chuckle, or at least a smile.

Thanks, Chip. It was the trip of a lifetime for me. My first time overseas. My first time "backpacking" (if you can call having porters carry your gear and cooking for you backpacking) for so many days. Nine days up, two days down. I've got more pictures up on my Facebook photo albumn.

So what's the Answer?!

ok sounds good, c u then!

Thanks for the green square and positive comment regarding the Liberty, Flume, and Owl's Head 'Whack report.

Glad the pad is holding up. They seem to last forever, unlike a couple of Thermarests that slower gave out over the summer.

Thanks for the positive feedback on the Tripyramids/Whiteface/Passaconaway hike report. It is really appreciated.

Thank you for the green and for your kind words!

Thanks Chip ! I waited a year from #47 for Pat to catch up , but she's still at #29 . I figured I better get going while I'm still able ! Almost stopped in at the Tarry Ho but chose to spread our $ in N. Conway instead . Ran into Sabrina , MJ , Rocket 21 & Lawnsale on Haystack Rd , and yeah , that was Dirt on Carrigain . 8 finishers up there !

They lost weight the old fashioned way, famine!

thanks

thanks for the green square..fun filled week of awesome hiking through some of the lesser peaks to suit the group though the little voice in my head kept saying.."go higher"

Thanks for the kind words on Studs Terkel. I was about to change the quote to something from Leonard Cohen - but I you inspired to keep it around a while longer.

Geeks of the world, UNITE!

Are you going to the BBQ? Hope to see you there, textbooks and all.

Got the cabin, thanks for holding off! I owe you a beer!

Not many. but it was a great weekend!

Thank you for the green spot, Chip. Aren't all these dogs great? I've hiked with Tuckerman only since February of this year (he's just eight months old), but already I wonder how I hiked so many years without a dog.

Thanks! --Mike.

Maybe an ice cream place...mmmm.. Actually having dinner with my folks...