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in reply to: 2010 wrap up. #54641
@Panchito wrote:
Loved it and was grateful for the opportunity. Loved seeing all the flags flying on the Franconia Ridge (with Binoculars). Could you see the flag on North Kinsman?
We could see your flag from Lafayette. Well done!
in reply to: 2010 wrap up. #54636Thanks Brian,
So eloquently put. This is truly a humbling event. What a perfect day in all aspects (aside from the absence of SilentCal). Thank you guys for all the effort you have put into this over the years. It was great to meet Frodo and the gang on Lafayette and great to see you at Truant’s after the hike.
in reply to: Post events? Anyone? Buehler? #54550I’ll likely join you guys there as well. I’m driving up solo and will be looking to grab a bite to eat before heading back home. Not sure when you guys are planning on being there but I figure I should get there at roughly 5:30 – 6:00
in reply to: Patches are now available! #54621Hopefully your keeping some aside for the Lafayette crew. See you in a couple days!
in reply to: I need to bow out #54595So sorry to read this. Our deepest sympathies to you and your family Jim.
in reply to: Toot’n the Trumpet on Passaconaway #54505I agree bring the trumpet. I think it would add a nice touch as well.
in reply to: How did you learn about Flags? #54493I learned of the event after joining the Rocks on Top forum in 2007. I think I somehow overlooked it that year but really wanted to participate in 2008. Unfortunately other family commitments stood in the way. Last year I finally got involved and joined the crew on West Bond. My dog Baxter and I hiked out to the Guyot Shelter the day before and met up with them and thoroughly enjoyed it. Looking forward to Lafayette this year.
This rememberance hits close to home for me. We lost a good friend, John Wenkus who was aboard AA Flight 11 that day. He grew up next door to my wife in Waltham, Mass. His sister is one of our best friends. He was returnig to his home in California from an annual trip back east to celebrate his dad’s bitrhday and golf with family and friends. Given my love for hiking, I can’t think of a better way to pay tribute to those who lost so much that day. Special thanks to those who organize this event each year. I hope to be able to paticipate for many years to come.
Hi Shawn,
This is my first FOT48 as well. I may be in need of car pool assistance from home (Billerica, MA) to that area. I’m helping with West Bond but haven’t been able to contact the peak coordinator to see what the plans are. (See my post here for West Bond). I had hoped to hike in to the Guyot Shelter on Friday to make the long jaunt a bit easier. Are you leaving from home in the morning on Friday or the evening? If your leaving sometime in the morning and wouldn’t mind some company on the ride up north I could use a lift. My wife is coming up Saturday to meet me after the hike and we didn’t want to travel in two vehicles if it wasn’t necessary. Let me know.
Thanks,
RollyE-mail:rollym@comcast.net
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