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Nice thread Adam. You look great at your new weight and the many thought provoking posts cause me to "weigh in". Couple years ago fairly fit 6'1" 250lbs hikes 1-2 a month year round, works out every day. Then new job behind desk 12 hours a day - 6 days a week, two sons deployed to Iraq, blow out...

Sorry I cant make it sounds like a good time. Will you be finishing soon?

Doin well busy but hope to hit fraconia ridge this weekend.

Thank you for the birthday wish. :)

check New Balance 811 in campmor for 49

A few did mt kearsrge Sunday had great views

Happy belated birthday, nice to see you are finally braving the cold.

will do and thanks for staying in touch

doin well oldest son just married so life is back to normal. clock ticking for winter and i am ready

Glad you are ok and I admire your willigness to come forward and admit your error of the day. I have had similar events occur in the 30 years I have hiked the high peaks and have learned valuable lessons each time. Last year I got off trail past lake arnold heading to feldspar and had to hunker...

Nice Job Adam Thanks for the company it was a sweet time and the longest butt slide I have had in the mountains.

Trip I will be arriving later on Friday and if not too late will bring desert. If too late it will be the midnight snack. Ill update by Weds.

After years of lurking and allowing others to post our reports, I now venture out to pen my own. On Sunday morning with short notice I headed out alone to my first overnight at the JBL. The plan was to base out of there Sunday and Monday nights, tackle the lower range on Monday, and pack out...

Still on board. I sent check and I am looking forward to a great time.

Nice job Nice to hear things are coming together.

Check out the West Canada Wilderness. You can do a nice laid back three day loop with plenty of loons, lakes and leaves.

That makes me wonder if the Moose River Plains is one of those Bermuda Triangle type places, where compasses go bonkers. Has anyone else ever had a similar experience there? Any known or possible explanations? G. I had a similair experience on two occasions several years apart while hiking...

Put all of your gear on the table two weeks before you go and each night remove one item, you will find that you dont need much when your out there. Dry socks, dry bag, dry tent, oatmeal and rice and your in business.

Congrats a future sherpa to extend your time on top of the world

I said yes cause I have been stuck for 24 hours with minimal gear in bad weather. I dont remember being nervous - more frustrated at being uncomfortable and how I would explain this one. I also agree with Pete - while I like to believe I have the mental toughness I think it just experience...