EISPIRATEN

Wonderful Jeff, thanks 8)

Miles of smiles,
Ellen

Somebody left this dog leash on Winston Ridge...



and now it's MINE!

Priceless Cucamonga Man, thanks

Most likely an Asian lady left THIS under the Baldy chair lift...



...now it's MINE!



I feel so pretty in my sun hat and girly glasses. What ever would I wear if women never dropped stuff on the trails for me to find?

David found this hiking pole on the west ridge of Waterman Mountain.



NOW IT'S MINE!

Awesome Sean LOL

I found these thong undies stretched across some brush in the hills above my house.



Now they're Sean's! ?



Don't say I didn't get you anything for your birthday Sean! ?

Uncle Rico wrote:I found these thong undies stretched across some brush in the hills above my house.



Now they're Sean's!



Don't say I didn't get you anything for your birthday Sean!

I LOVE thong undies! Thank you! Very thoughtful--and weird.

Uncle Rico: Thank you so much for not wearing them in the second photo!

You had me worried there for a moment...

Found on the way up to Stanley-Miller Mine.

Made a good walking stick until I lost it over the side of a cliff.

Found THIS on the Mt. Lowe Road...



And now it's MINE!



But Cecelia won't let me keep it.

You are soooooo weird!

Sean wrote: Someone left THIS in Polecat Gulch...



and NOW IT'S MINE!

Aren't those the same flowers you gave me and said you bought them for me just because?

Girl Hiker wrote: Aren't those the same flowers you gave me and said you bought them for me just because?

I know this is a trick question, because I don't give you flowers.

...because I don't give you flowers.

I don't know that you're helping your cause any Sean. You may want to just stop digging.

Sean wrote:

Girl Hiker wrote: Aren't those the same flowers you gave me and said you bought them for me just because?

I know this is a trick question, because I don't give you flowers.

Well then, I must have a secret admirer.

Sean wrote:Found THIS on the Mt. Lowe Road...



And now it's MINE!



But Cecelia won't let me keep it.

I may have seen a relative on my last walk.

I also found this while I was out - had to scramble into the brush and reach out with my trekking pole to snag it. Of course when I slipped it launched into another bush. Unfortunately it doesn’t fit anyone here.

JeffH wrote: I also found this while I was out - had to scramble into the brush and reach out with my trekking pole to snag it. Of course when I slipped it launched into another bush. Unfortunately it doesn’t fit anyone here.

Haha! That's a good look for you.

Since I went to the trouble to go dig this thing out of the dirt atop Gale Mountain I had Karen take the obligatory photo. I then fastened it to my belt loop and promptly forgot about it until getting home where I was informed that I would not be welcome in the house wearing that grungy thing. On first sight I thought it might be a new shirt for me to wear but it was just part of one.

JeffH wrote: Since I went to the trouble to go dig this thing out of the dirt atop Gale Mountain I had Karen take the obligatory photo.

Gangsta!

New hat for me at Claremont Hills Wilderness Park.

Lost my phone on the Rocky Peak Trail this past weekend.
Just in case you are in the area and find it. Please let me know and hopefully, you will not post it as "now its mine!"

Tragic atomic wegie remains on Mt Lukens Rd

mattmaxon wrote: Tragic atomic wegie remains on Mt Lukens Rd

Can any math wizards calculate the force required to rip off the entire waistband during an atomic wedgie?

Sean wrote:

mattmaxon wrote: Tragic atomic wegie remains on Mt Lukens Rd

Can any math wizards calculate the force required to rip off the entire waistband during an atomic wedgie?

It's actually an energy calculation, not a force calculation. The force applied varies over time in these kind of events. You can then calculate a peak force based on the total energy expended.

You'll need to know the weight (mass) of the occupant. Then you need to know ... well if your interested then you'll have to pay me.

I have a question though...if Matt never actually touched it, is it really "now it's mine (his)"?

HikeUp wrote:I have a question though...if Matt never actually touched it, is it really "now it's mine (his)"?

Good question. Looking at many of the previous posts, the lucky winner has posed with the new item.

HikeUp wrote: I have a question though...if Matt never actually touched it, is it really "now it's mine (his)"?

Yeah no I didn't have my 10ft pole with me