Looks like a lot of us are out of the deep freeze and this weekend may offer some decent weather. That being the case: Where is everybody headed for the weekend?
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Where ya headed this weekend?
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Trebor wrote:
Looks like a lot of us are out of the deep freeze and this weekend may offer some decent weather. That being the case: Where is everybody headed for the weekend?
Running in SC
Looks like the cold is coming back just in time for my hike. High of 15 where I'm going. Just can't catch a break.Lost in the right direction. -
At least you're out there trying. Looks like the rest of the Cafe peeps are hiding inside this weekend. I'll be headed to Ft. Mountain State Park in Georgia for a day hike on Monday.TrafficJam wrote:
Trebor wrote:
Looks like a lot of us are out of the deep freeze and this weekend may offer some decent weather. That being the case: Where is everybody headed for the weekend?
Running in SC
Looks like the cold is coming back just in time for my hike. High of 15 where I'm going. Just can't catch a break.RIAP -
If I'm lucky, we might get in the five mile loop at Raven Rock here in the lovely, flat, sandhills of NC. We haven't been anywhere in months and finally got our car in complete working order today.“Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.” - T. S. Eliot
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NOC. southern Ruck
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me,i'm working all weekend.its all good
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Might drag the kids to the Wildcat shelter in NY..RIAP
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Ewok11 wrote:
If I'm lucky, we might get in the five mile loop at Raven Rock here in the lovely, flat, sandhills of NC. We haven't been anywhere in months and finally got our car in complete working order today.
Love Raven Rock. Spent many nights camping at the canoe campsite.Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
Dr. Seuss
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Might be yellow blazing the notches of NH on scouting trip if the weather changes by Monday.Non hikers are about a psi shy of a legal ball.
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Working on Dad's cabin tomorrow till he has to return home. Then maybe looking aroud local woods for some changa.
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Rasty wrote:
Ewok11 wrote:
If I'm lucky, we might get in the five mile loop at Raven Rock here in the lovely, flat, sandhills of NC. We haven't been anywhere in months and finally got our car in complete working order today.
Love Raven Rock. Spent many nights camping at the canoe campsite.
It's my favorite go to day hike around here or trail run. It's the only place within an hour drive that offers any terrain change and something other than pine trees and sand. We haven't hit the Cape Fear by boat yet, though we keep talking about it.“Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.” - T. S. Eliot -
Trebor wrote:
At least you're out there trying. Looks like the rest of the Cafe peeps are hiding inside this weekend. I'll be headed to Ft. Mountain State Park in Georgia for a day hike on Monday.TrafficJam wrote:
Trebor wrote:
Looks like a lot of us are out of the deep freeze and this weekend may offer some decent weather. That being the case: Where is everybody headed for the weekend?
Running in SC
Looks like the cold is coming back just in time for my hike. High of 15 where I'm going. Just can't catch a break.
I've got my daypack and backpack ready. Even if it's too cold to sleep outside, I'll still get in some day hikes. Getting excited.Lost in the right direction. -
TrafficJam wrote:
I've got my daypack and backpack ready. Even if it's too cold to sleep outside, I'll still get in some day hikes. Getting excited.
Going for a 9 miler this weekend coming up. First real test of the knees since injections.Changes Daily→ ♪♫♪♫♪♫♪♫ ♪♫♪♫♪♫ ← Don't blame me. It's That Lonesome Guitar. -
I'm going somewhere next week. Not sure yet but either the Smokies or Grayson Highlands.Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
Dr. Seuss -
Bring a blowtorch and extra clothing
sent from a samsung galaxy far far awayits all good -
hikerboy wrote:
Bring a blowtorch and extra clothing
sent from a samsung galaxy far far away
Of courseSometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
Dr. Seuss -
hikerboy wrote:
Bring a blowtorch and extra clothing
sent from a samsung galaxy far far away
And survival bracelet.Non hikers are about a psi shy of a legal ball. -
BirdBrain wrote:
hikerboy wrote:
Bring a blowtorch and extra clothing
sent from a samsung galaxy far far away
And survival bracelet.
They don’t burn well. I prefer cotton in the winter which burns hotter.Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
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Rasty wrote:
BirdBrain wrote:
hikerboy wrote:
Bring a blowtorch and extra clothing
sent from a samsung galaxy far far away
And survival bracelet.
They don’t burn well. I prefer cotton in the winter which burns hotter.
Don't forget spaghetti-o'sLost in the right direction. -
milkman wrote:
TrafficJam wrote:
I've got my daypack and backpack ready. Even if it's too cold to sleep outside, I'll still get in some day hikes. Getting excited.
Going for a 9 miler this weekend coming up. First real test of the knees since injections.
Good luck to the knees.Lost in the right direction. -
TrafficJam wrote:
Rasty wrote:
BirdBrain wrote:
hikerboy wrote:
Bring a blowtorch and extra clothing
sent from a samsung galaxy far far away
And survival bracelet.
They don’t burn well. I prefer cotton in the winter which burns hotter.
Don't forget spaghetti-o's
I like the Raviolis better.Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
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Rasty wrote:
I'm going somewhere next week. Not sure yet but either the Smokies or Grayson Highlands.
I did a short hike north of the NOC on Saturday morning and a short hike north of Newfound Gap on Sunday afternoon. AT is snow covered ice north of Newfound Gap. -
Headed to the FootHills Trail this weekend.
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Dmax wrote:
Headed to the FootHills Trail this weekend.
welcome to the nuthouse,dmax..its all good -
Thanks HB
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Welcome aboard Dmax. You look familiar. Do you have a twin?Non hikers are about a psi shy of a legal ball.
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Hey Dmax - nice going how did you find us all?Be wise enough to walk away from the nonsense around you!
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I want to check out The Cumberland Mountain State Park this weekend. Anybody in the Tn area close and want to go?"You might not get everything you want out of life, but you will get exactly what you need!"-Dakota Joe 2006
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Gonna be cold .. Tn/Nc state in the mountains will be below 0 tonight. Some snow on Sat.
I was planning on going down to the FHT. I ordered a new pack and it hasn't shown up yet. So my hike is off till my pack comes in. -
Dmax wrote:
Gonna be cold .. Tn/Nc state in the mountains will be below 0 tonight. Some snow on Sat.
I was planning on going down to the FHT. I ordered a new pack and it hasn't shown up yet. So my hike is off till my pack comes in.
What is the FHT?"You might not get everything you want out of life, but you will get exactly what you need!"-Dakota Joe 2006 -
Foothills Trail
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Cool...and
Dmax wrote:
Gonna be cold .. Tn/Nc state in the mountains will be below 0 tonight. Some snow on Sat.
I was planning on going down to the FHT. I ordered a new pack and it hasn't shown up yet. So my hike is off till my pack comes in.
stay warm
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well, my where i'm going is not for two months unfortunately... nothing this weekend but a visit from my daughter. but i need you all to tell me where to go... sort of. I want around a 50 to 70 mile loop within three hours drive of central connecticut that isn't stupid snowy the last week of march or the first week of april. i am wondering about the catskills. pennsylvania isn't out of the question. i think i'm going to save the sunnapee monadnock trail for the beginning of june and the northern 70 miles or so of the Long Trail for september.kick out the jams, bunny rabbit!
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