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Thanks for the report and photos. Several years ago I forgot my sunglasses on Brown. Did you find them?

Thanks for the report and photos. If I ever meet a genie and he grants me wishes, I'm going to use one on you and make you eat and drink properly on these trips. You scare me with your heart issues. I'm glad you saw a rosy boa. I've only seen one as well.

You mentioned a video but I don't see it. Did you mean a photo? Thanks for the cool report and pictures.

Congrats, and thanks for the report! Looks like an amazing hike with a class 3 notch too. The notch needs a better name though. And if you're ever in a pinch you can sign a register with your blood.

Thanks for the report and photos. It's a pretty rocky area, so that and the moisture often saves some of the higher zones. It would be interesting to see if some of that sediment has cleared out yet

Thanks for clearing up Lewis Crown. Enjoying your minor trips. But I thought this was going to be about an immortal child's hiking adventures.

The deceased has been identified as Mark Smythe, a composer for the movies.

His score for Hulu’s “The Reef: Stalked” was nominated for awards in both America and Europe. According to his IMDb page, Smythe worked as a composer on other films including “Unfallen,” “Love You Like That” and “Boar ...

Thanks for the report and photos. And thanks for placing a sticker on the register box. The thing about going to Ross is that I kept thinking of the return climb, so it was a mental drain in addition to the physical aspect. But at least there wasn't any poodle dog back then. Seems like this hike ...

Congrats on summiting Shasta! That is pretty amazing how everything looks so close in the pictures. Imagine being on the actual moon and trying to gauge distances! Thanks for the report.

Thanks for the report and photos. I too dreaded the return climb over Baden-Powell, when I hiked this route many years ago. I ran out of water and my hands started going numb. But I met a friendly couple on the PCT who fed me soup and I lived to tell the tale, haha.

I'm catching up on TRs and wanted to congratulate you on this big climb. Looks scary! Thanks for the report and pics.

The only FS that exists are the ones that carry guns and tell you to pay for your camp site.

Thanks for sharing the story. I only saw him once. He was sleeping and/or mumbling to himself so I didn't bother him. His cave was decorated for Christmas though.

After I die I'd like to be reincarnated as a psychopath who finally puts an end to this nonsense. And I'll be one of those clever psychos who never gets caught and can have a normal family life--with a pet dog who loves me.

When you find enough gold, can you bury it and draw a map for an Eispiraten treasure hunt? Thanks for the reports!

We need to train you on the machete. It will increase your badass factor by at least five points. Thanks for explaining your gear!

How plausible is it that she made that sequence of mistakes? Each individual mistake is plausible, but all of them together? <shrug> I have no idea how to judge the mind of a lost person in distress.

As someone who has been lost and in distress in the high country of the San Gabriels, I think it ...

I searched the internets for images from the Beijing Star that day. Didn't find anything. But a friend of my barber's cousin's step-brother was on that ship and said he saw someone matching Monica's description!!!!!!!!!!

Sounds like fun. The government has classified my old tracks as "TOP SECRET," but maybe I'll crack open the dusty laptop and see if anything can be declassified now.

Making the scene feel much like a Twilight Zone episode, the whole time we walked past those developments we only saw one person, and heard no sounds or saw any evidence of life even though we were just feet away from many homes. No cars being driven. no aromas of breakfast, no kids playing, no ...

The medical examiner and KTLA have identified the deceased as John McIntyre.

On Monday, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office reported the victim was John McIntyre, who died from blunt force injuries.

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Thanks, but I've already covered my wall with the clues from this case. What do you think, am I about to solve it or what?

coloradohiker wrote: Mon May 04, 2026 1:48 pmwas there extraneous DNA on the beanie...

If you were a scientist and found Bigfoot hair on the beanie, would you put that information in your report?

Sometimes I edit posts in order to trim unnecessary quotations. It is not necessary to quote an entire post to which you are replying, and doing so clutters up the thread. It's easier, however, to do the editing myself rather than to train members on the proper quoting etiquette. So, please carry on ...

I find it hard to believe that an experienced hiker who was a high-achieving scientist would completely lose her sense of cardinal direction in that area, an east-west ridge, with the area bounded to the north by the ACH, and to the south by the Three Points Trail.
Keep in mind that it was ...

However with this point, again like I have said in my earlier posts I'm here to learn from seasoned hikers about the likelihood of a body being hidden from plain view on a mountainous hiking trail. I'm definitely open to being convinced its much more realistic than I would have imagined.
On this ...

According to him, his head was turned for less than a minute and as he turned back towards Barb who was only 30 feet away from him, she vanished.
According to the archived article I read, it was "maybe a minute." At a normal pace, Barbara could have walked the distance of a football field in that ...

Speaking of which, didn't a girl get left behind on Iron Mountain a couple years ago? Similar story; I don't remember hearing about them ever finding her.

Yes, Maria Tice . The MeetUp group abandoned her near the top of Iron Mountain, probably because she was slow. Then they never reported her ...