Sounds like a proper ego death if you ask me. Glad they're alright.

@Mike_W
I love wildfires and crime. I got dat liberal mental disorder!

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@Mountain_Rat
Those have nothing to do with the two proofs of criminal activity I shared with you

You're right Jim

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You took up a whole page complaining about criminals and then you praise one at the end

Sad to hear they couldn't last. I bought my Western Mountaineering bag (not braggin') from them over a decade ago, still use it to this day.

As luck would have it, the InReach2 and Messenger are both $50 off at REI until 8/27. I read that InReach2 works with a phone in airplane mode while the Messenger does not. Guess that means I'm getting an InReach.

That makes sense, I like having RouteScout available since the app displays all of the information efficiently. It beats carrying a conventional GPS plus the InReach

Considering picking up an InReach soon. Sounds like the consensus is they work well enough and the SOS feature is the main selling point? The pricepoint/subscription costs are lame but it's much better than dying alone in the woods. I'm curious how the InReach tracks compare to RouteScout? It would ...

I used to bring ingredients, pots, and a Coleman camp stove for burritos/pasta/etc. The Pocket Rocket/Mountain House combo is way simpler and takes up a fraction of space. They taste good enough to never go back unless it's a special occasion.

No need to worry as the other countries are the ones who are actually paying the tariffs. Oh wait.

Always dug his obscure peak photosets and benchmark documentation. Sad news.

Someone has to appease the US’ taste for chemicals. Pretty silly of us to lump suppliers in with legitimate terrorists but I digress.

Usually I’d commiserate with an act of desperation but it’s signed everywhere to not leave the roads in the first place - it’s almost like there’s a reason why they warn you repeatedly

#teamshamesticks

They'll always give you a rattle as a warning... unless they don't.

Anyone have any "somewhat recent" insight on hiking this trail from Fort Grant to Cunningham CG? Reports from a couple years ago don't sound promising. Hoping someone has been up there in the last year and just neglected to post about it. Feel free to delete this thread - thanks!

“Heritage site,” cool. Moving on.

Little bit of ultralight cabbage will set ya straight