I still need to finish the page. I was working from North to South on that list, and guess what happened to Lassen? Too many irons in the fire, but thanks for the reminder, it will happen.
Darin.
as the list works south along the range, try to remember to go north again. garibaldi is in bc, canada, but is still part of the cascade range when speaking geologically. I don't think it would be fair to exclude it due to a political boundary.
I wanted to put Garibaldi on the Cascade Volcano page when I first adopted it, but it didn't exist on summitpost back then. I was happy to see that it was created recently (well April at least) so now I can include it. Thanks for the heads up.
If you need help with this one, let me know. Here's some more than I would think should be added (depending on your threshold of how many you want to do on the page):
To Composite:
St. Helens ? go by old height?
McLoughlin, Thielsen, Broken Top, Bachelor, Three Fingered Jack (not quite sure where you draw the line between old composite that is eroded and where the "plug" starts though)
Yeah man, thanks. And if I was to ask anyone to do it, it would be you, with all the pages you've done, esp. in Oregon. I just never got around to finishing the fat plans I had for this page, so I signed you up as an editor, cause I know you can do it justice. I'm too selfish to just give it up of course, and the way or organizing the mountains according to their structure is a little pet idea of mine that I don't really want to give up. One thing I feel is important is to not go on and on about the make-up of the mountains. I agree with the founders of Summitpost to keep information limited to climbing and the basics, there are libraries full of information on volcanology.
Thanks for taking in the slack!!!!!!!!!!
JasonH - Apr 15, 2006 7:53 pm - Voted 9/10
Untitled CommentGood looking page. My only complaint being you left Lassen Peak off of the Shields and Plugs list.
darinchadwick - Apr 19, 2006 2:28 pm - Hasn't voted
LassenI still need to finish the page. I was working from North to South on that list, and guess what happened to Lassen? Too many irons in the fire, but thanks for the reminder, it will happen.
Darin.
madmallard - Jun 24, 2006 8:32 pm - Hasn't voted
Garibaldias the list works south along the range, try to remember to go north again. garibaldi is in bc, canada, but is still part of the cascade range when speaking geologically. I don't think it would be fair to exclude it due to a political boundary.
darinchadwick - Jun 26, 2006 9:51 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: GaribaldiI wanted to put Garibaldi on the Cascade Volcano page when I first adopted it, but it didn't exist on summitpost back then. I was happy to see that it was created recently (well April at least) so now I can include it. Thanks for the heads up.
Darin.
Brian Jenkins - Oct 19, 2006 11:27 pm - Voted 10/10
You need help?If you need help with this one, let me know. Here's some more than I would think should be added (depending on your threshold of how many you want to do on the page):
To Composite:
St. Helens ? go by old height?
McLoughlin, Thielsen, Broken Top, Bachelor, Three Fingered Jack (not quite sure where you draw the line between old composite that is eroded and where the "plug" starts though)
Plugs, Shields:
Diamond Peak, Paulina Peak, Yamsay Mtn, Cowhorn, Sawtooth, Husband, Wife, Litttle Brother, Black Crater,
And where do you put Crater Lake/Mazama (if you include it)
Buttes/Cones: Collier Cone, Tumalo Mtn, Olallie Butte
I could be wrong about which category some of these are in but these are the higher ones in Oregon that you may want to include.
darinchadwick - Oct 21, 2006 3:47 am - Hasn't voted
Re: You need help?Yeah man, thanks. And if I was to ask anyone to do it, it would be you, with all the pages you've done, esp. in Oregon. I just never got around to finishing the fat plans I had for this page, so I signed you up as an editor, cause I know you can do it justice. I'm too selfish to just give it up of course, and the way or organizing the mountains according to their structure is a little pet idea of mine that I don't really want to give up. One thing I feel is important is to not go on and on about the make-up of the mountains. I agree with the founders of Summitpost to keep information limited to climbing and the basics, there are libraries full of information on volcanology.
Thanks for taking in the slack!!!!!!!!!!