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Mt Washington
Has the Mt Washington Summit Building cafeteria re-opened, post-COVID closure ?
Just did half of a 2 week section NOB from AMC...
Just did half of a 2 week section NOB from AMC MOC; had to cut it short when I sprained an ankle slipping in a NY slab.
Be extra careful up there, Lynette!
Slab walkin'
When recently NOBO on the AT 3+ miles south of the Vista Village blue blaze trail to Greenwood Lake NY I slipped on one of the NY rock slabs, spraining an ankle. Very slowly hobbled to and down the...
Many posts in this thread are snarky, many are...
Many posts in this thread are snarky, many are serious. Few, IMHO, express the *wisdom* in yours.
Spot-on! Risk = likelihood x impact, and...
Spot-on! Risk = likelihood x impact, and determining how much risk is acceptable is a very personal decision. For me it's too risky to sleep with food regardless of how it's packaged, less risky to...
I've gone around and around with camp shoes ......
I've gone around and around with camp shoes ... Vivobarefoot Primus Lite (very comfy but heavier), Shamma Warriors (very light but not comfortable), plain old flip-flops (very light but not durable)...
One could interpret your reasoning as making an...
One could interpret your reasoning as making an argument for not using a tent because a bear might think tent = food?
I didn't claim certainty, and I can't be certain. But I did say that to me...
Quite an interesting topic. I prefer using a hard...
Quite an interesting topic. I prefer using a hard canister. But your sleeping with your food poses no additional risk to me. Your awesome/sketchy/absolutely crappy hang poses no additional risk to...
Recycling Isobutane canisters
Does anyone actually carry and use the JetBoil CrunchIt isobutane canister recycling tool on the AT?
If not, what's the usual practice for disposing a depleted canister?
