I'm not sure, but maybe you should change the name to Cornell Mountain (not just Cornell). Right now, if I do a search for Cornell Mountain in the object field, it doesn't come up. But a more general search for Cornell comes up with a few things.
I thought about that, but it seems that most of the Catskill mountains are just referred to by their name. All of my sources just call it Cornell. I have yet to see it called Cornell mountain. Same thing with the majority of the Catskill high peaks.
You beat me to it! Cornell and the loop hike is one of my favorites in the Catskills! nice page. And I didn't put mountain or peak on any of mine either.
Aeldrin - Sep 9, 2007 11:49 am - Voted 10/10
Mountain name?I'm not sure, but maybe you should change the name to Cornell Mountain (not just Cornell). Right now, if I do a search for Cornell Mountain in the object field, it doesn't come up. But a more general search for Cornell comes up with a few things.
Thoughts?
Other than that comment, great page!
TLP - Sep 9, 2007 12:17 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Mountain name?I thought about that, but it seems that most of the Catskill mountains are just referred to by their name. All of my sources just call it Cornell. I have yet to see it called Cornell mountain. Same thing with the majority of the Catskill high peaks.
nartreb - Sep 9, 2007 10:24 pm - Voted 10/10
Re: Mountain name?The USGS calls it "Cornell Mountain"
rasgoat - Sep 9, 2007 6:48 pm - Voted 10/10
Nice work TLP!You beat me to it! Cornell and the loop hike is one of my favorites in the Catskills! nice page. And I didn't put mountain or peak on any of mine either.
Ralph