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just curious, been a while since I have been on this site and hoping the torch was carried in organizing barnes spring blowouts?

By the way - its been a while - site looks different

fckiin awesome Great report arm - I have no problem knowing you would say fck it and drive on no matter what was tossed at you. Looks like you had a blast and had some great pals to hike with at times with _ wish I could have joined the fun but as you know - was away for work much of that...

whats up brother - long time no talk....havent been on the site in a while.....what gives?

most excellant trip - nice pix woody! These days, its all about quality and not quantity for me in regards to peaks and if your gonna do one trip to the mountains - Baxter is the way to do it. The winter gem.... by going in via CP in winter - you earn that summit - no real "easy" way up...

It was crazy...went in last friday and it was still pretty good - had to bail out of CP on Tues (was supposed to Wed) because things were getting nasty up there travel wise (ranger was pushing for us to head to roaring brook tues eve)...have been to CP in winter 3 times and never saw what I saw...

As we all know, Baxter has a pack in pack out policy...was curious if anyone knows of any good dumpster sites in the nocket, so carrying trash 350 miles back home doesn't have to happen in the future. I would be willing to toss a business owner a few bucks for dumpster use...just curious if...

Hi all, There is a farewell event on May 31 in Boston to wish him well in his new adventure and opportunity in Montana. Just speaking for myself, I was glad to get to know Mats and shared a good few adventures and social events with him over the years. Anyway, anyone that wants to join...

Dude, my driveway to the mailbox needs a bust out.., willing to pay $.1.00 per mile per diem, my driveway is about 20 feet long and the snow is at least 1.5 inches :cool: I might even give you a beer.

It appears lower. Was up there on sat and the lot is signed (hiker parking) and plowed. I don't think the cog is open this year (not 100%, been out of the loop/news lately) and there was no box or indication that they were charging $ to park.

best name for a peak ever!

heck - if you can, and your gonna pay the cash anyway, try getting on a different route than the south side. The southside is good as its a classic, but for that kind of cash, see if you can do a less travled route for $720 bucks. to give you an idea of the soutside route - its 3.5 miles...

this is what will happen....I guarentee it.

I don't think you will go wrong with them - I did not use a guide on Hood, but did see them on the hill and can't say I saw anything "bad" with them. They are certainly the "service" for the Oregon peaks, know the peak, etc. Mt Hood is a classic, have a great time.

Hi Seema: FWIW, before I knew about VFTT, the 48, etc.. I used to use Grey Knob as a winter base and really cut my winter teeth in that area. I had summited most of the pressies, franconia in winter well before lower peaks in NH and if I think if done right - there is no problem with this...

Livin' the dream:D...what a cool trip...really sounded like a ton of fun and some adventure.. I hope to travel there someday. :)

who cares about all this - where is the cheapest beer found? Market basket in tilton?

or rig up a system where ebola gets squirted in say - an eye.. and then come out the woods laughing saying your gonna die a brutal death you scumbag and then toss them into a pre-made mound of fire ants and watch them in even more agony. I might even add a woodchipper in there somewhere - or...

In an ideal world, police would look the other way, but unfortunately as much as I think the police (i don't want to speak for them, but know a few and pretty sure privately they share this opinion) would love to look the other way if you tuned the perp to a bloody pulp (which I fully support...

no way, that comes with me. Can't risk losing that.