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Congratulations, Sage! The whole thing is so great, especially with the Isolation day/night. Hats off also to Alex, Trish and Hugh!

another fine TR . . .and that's some world-class planking by Mike. Could lead to pursuits of a new list in the Whites . . . "Plank the 48 Summits" or PTFS.

Fantastic TR, Mark! The narrative and the photos, just awesome. Obviously sorry about the Mike/Donna/moose incident but could have come out much worse as we all know. My wife and I were similarly very lucky two summers ago, a few hours after Seek the Peak, and I'll tell this briefly just to...

Waytogo, Steve, fantastic job. I taught you pretty much everything you know about hiking the Whites, :)

Nice report Ed! Two questions: 1. Does Lauky know yet that he missed this trip? 2. Could you see Spain or France from the island summit?

Terrific report! Loved reading about, and seeing your pictures of, a place I'll probably not get to see firsthand . . . thanks!

JL and LD: Thanks again for a great day! And good job ensuring a high cloud deck and amazing visibility. Hope to do another one with you next fall . . .

Hey Mike, Looks like you've maybe got some sort of monkey on your back! (top photo) Must've been quite a load to carry!

Nice shots...and I finally found the deer in one of the Susquehanna shots. Talk about camouflaged!

When you said you three were going to do some highpointing, you weren't kidding. Wow, what an amazing adventure that the girls and you will never forget! So how many miles did you put on the car?

At first I thought this was going to mean a shot of an experimental cog--maybe burning cleaner and with less soot. Bad guess, I now get that it's an experimental shot of the "regular" cog. I love it, though; very interesting look. And your link to other photos and posts was well worth it too!

M and D: Excellent pics, as usual! You had to wait out some tough weather, but obviously worth the wait.

Lava Lamp: thanks not only for what you and all other trail maintainers do, but also for this nice explanation, complete with photos!

With a name like Prettyboy Dam, how could you not go see it? Looks like it was a dam nice hike!

Congratulations, Alex! Another nice bonus for doing something you had so much fun doing in the first place!

Wow, so you start the AT about 5 days after finishing the Grid? Quite a coffee break! My son (trailname Dynamite) did it northbound in '08 at age 22 - best experience of his life. Enjoy it all!

Nice reports! You found some really interesting, out-of-the-way spots on this trip....

Ed - Fantastic accomplishment for you and Lauky. And yeah, the last two shots are especially amazing. They look like they're right out of the Brad Washburn gallery.

Lots of amusing elements to this story! Congratulations first to Sage for 4K #1, at an amazingly young age. And to you other two, for having the flexibility to totally adopt Sage's pace for this one. The whole day sounds like great entertainment. Got to love the image of the girls handing out...

Trish and Alex: George (baggy pants) and I enjoyed meeting you two on the way up! We all picked a mighty fine day--can the sky get any bluer or clearer than that? Pretty tame wind at the top. And yes, you were a bit of a blur on the way down! This was my first winter 4K, and I'll certainly...