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#6  re: Amazing Post Andrew (in reply-to message #1)
Posted by Jennifer on
Sat. Mar. 02, 10:52 EST 2013

 Very funny, Graeme....I, of course, started laughing right from the start of your post when you say "if I had come on that hike..."  The last time I checked Hell is still above zero degrees celcius.

 

Graeme wrote:

Felt like I was there. Great read. Of course I had of come on that hike...I would have stopped to fish that river and never left. Probably would have been super worried about you guys taking so long - hiked up in the dark out of panic...found the lost snowshoe and howled at the breaking moon with grief. You guys would have thought there were wolves on the trail and turned back. Probably best I wasn't there.

 

#5 
Posted by Brian on
Thu. Feb. 28, 20:19 EST 2013
Looks like a challenging day ... but  the photos made me feel like I wished I were there!
#4  re: (in reply-to message #3)
Posted by Andrew on
Wed. Feb. 27, 15:01 EST 2013

 Actually it is six more... since the NE 111 is actually 115.  To my recollection, the remaining ones are: 

  • Moosilauke
  • Zealand
  • Adams
  • Jefferson
  • Washington
  • Hamlin 

#3 
Posted by Julie Moran on
Wed. Feb. 27, 12:15 EST 2013
Oh, which two does Jenn have left? 
#2 
Posted by Julie Moran on
Wed. Feb. 27, 12:13 EST 2013
 Nice report guys ... I'm extremely surprised you had to do all the breaking you had to do ... obviously this one was a lot tougher than usual, tougher than perhaps you thought!  Was thinking of putting together a Pierce-Jackson Loop hike in March, hoping to find the Crawford Path and the Webster-Jackson Trail more traveled than you found?
#1  Amazing Post Andrew
Posted by Graeme on
Wed. Feb. 27, 10:12 EST 2013

Felt like I was there. Great read. Of course I had of come on that hike...I would have stopped to fish that river and never left. Probably would have been super worried about you guys taking so long - hiked up in the dark out of panic...found the lost snowshoe and howled at the breaking moon with grief. You guys would have thought there were wolves on the trail and turned back. Probably best I wasn't there.



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