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Nice Page;

Voted 10/10

Thanks Bob for taking the initiative, I looked at the original La Plata page when I first joined SP, and was dissapointed to say the least.
Cheers;
Tim

Posted Dec 20, 2006 4:05 am


	Bob Sihler	Re: Nice Page;
	Hasn't voted	Thank you, Tim. Imagine my disappointment over seeing my mountain (Sharkstooth) attached to a crummy page that I knew I could have done better!
		Posted Dec 20, 2006 5:01 pm

Aaron Johnson

Thanks

Hasn't voted

The other page has been removed. I have attached his photo to your page, which looks great.

Posted Dec 20, 2006 4:14 am


	Bob Sihler	Re: Thanks
	Hasn't voted	Thank you. It's too bad the other page was like that.
		Posted Dec 20, 2006 5:00 pm

Sonnik

whoa.

Voted 10/10

Great photos on this page. I can't wait to visit the area myself.

Posted Dec 20, 2006 8:22 am


	Bob Sihler	Re: whoa.
	Hasn't voted	Thank you. I feel that way about the Main Range after seeing that page you just put up.
		Posted Dec 20, 2006 4:51 pm

vvujisic

Beautiful page

Voted 10/10

of wonderfully mountains!

Posted Dec 22, 2006 10:51 pm


	Bob Sihler	Re: Beautiful page
	Hasn't voted	Thank you! That means a lot coming from someone whose work you know I admire.
		Posted Jan 2, 2007 3:37 pm

Swain Scales

Great page

Voted 9/10

Thanks for the up date the new page looks great.

Posted Jan 2, 2007 6:23 am


	Bob Sihler	Re: Great page
	Hasn't voted	Thank you!
		Posted Jan 2, 2007 3:37 pm

John Kirk

Nice page Bob

Voted 10/10

Not sure if you've seen the guidebook Colorado Scrambles, but it has quite a bit of info on climbing Spiller Peak/Ridge and Babcock. I could also provide a table of all peaks in the range if you're willing to update the page.

Cheers

Posted Sep 25, 2008 6:05 pm


	Bob Sihler	Re: Nice page Bob
	Hasn't voted	John, thanks for the compliment and the information. I would be happy to add a table to the page. If it's not too much extra work for you, please do so, and let me know how adding it would work best for you. Thanks for the offer!
		Posted Sep 26, 2008 1:26 pm

John Kirk

Here is a table

Voted 10/10

To make it more succinct, maybe use an elevation cutoff at 12k?

Name	Lat	Lon	Elevation	Prominence	Isolation
Hesperus Mountain	37.445	-108.0889	13232	2852	24.86
Lavender Peak	37.4416	-108.0811	13220	400	0.49
Moss Mount	37.4389	-108.0781	13192	292	0.25
Babcock Peak	37.4295	-108.0792	13180	560	0.81
Spiller Peak	37.428	-108.0869	13123	183	0.54
Centennial Peak	37.4471	-108.0769	13062	282	0.44
Diorite Peak	37.44	-108.0506	12761	461	1.66
Lewis Mountain	37.422	-108.0145	12740	1120	2.34
Burwell Peak	37.4208	-108.0904	12664	164	0.9
Snowstorm Peak	37.4389	-108.0117	12511	331	1.18
Silver Mountain D	37.3868	-108.0296	12500	1360	2.57
Sharkstooth Peak	37.4598	-108.073	12462	526	1.34
Cumberland Mountain	37.444	-108.0042	12388	368	0.54
Indian Trail Ridge	37.4649	-108.0331	12338	398	1.97
Gibbs Peak B	37.4097	-108.1023	12286	386	1.89
Deadwood Mountain	37.3828	-108.0435	12285	265	0.81
Jackson Ridge	37.4272	-108.1012	12201	261	1.21
12101	37.4553	-107.9983	12101	361	0.85
Madden Peak	37.3823	-108.1059	11972	512	1.91
Helmet Peak	37.411	-108.1272	11969	549	1.37
Baker Peak	37.3982	-108.0317	11949	249	0.8
11906	37.4566	-108.0174	11906	286	1.04
Star Peak B	37.3889	-108.1058	11870	330	0.46
Parrott Peak	37.375	-108.1028	11857	317	0.53
Ohwiler Ridge	37.3738	-108.0485	11832	92	1.37
Bald Knob A	37.3998	-107.9966	11637	617	1.82
Cape of Good Hope	37.5268	-108.0315	11625	165	4.28
Paine Ridge	37.3795	-108.036	11620	80	0.62
Burro Mountain B	37.4856	-108.1065	11580	600	2.56
Olga Little Mountain	37.4554	-107.9843	11426	126	0.77
Orphan Butte	37.5719	-108.0206	11140	341	7.3
Hogback A The	37.4108	-108.1399	11100	149	0.77
Burnt Ridge A	37.4266	-108.1431	11042	412	1.39
11025	37.6245	-107.9888	11025	405	3.46
Baldy Peak A	37.3493	-108.0374	10866	686	2.63
10860 A	37.5544	-108.1213	10860	400	4.73
Monument Hill A	37.4392	-107.9446	10848	588	3.15
Bragdon Ridge	37.3842	-108.0645	10781	81	1.93
Sliderock Mountain	37.4199	-107.9225	10780	480	1.8
Red Hill B	37.4202	-107.9447	10679	219	1.22
Devil Point	37.547	-108.0595	10534	34	2.68
Wild Oat Mesa	37.3941	-107.9765	10420	40	1.17
Cape Horn A	37.3997	-107.9194	10380	320	1.41
Caviness Mountain	37.3652	-108.147	10260	120	2.52
Red Arrow Dome	37.386	-108.1517	10100	320	2.19
9973 B	37.5969	-108.0913	9973	353	3.34
9879	37.3949	-107.895	9879	339	1.38
Barnes Mountain	37.3784	-107.9054	9660	40	1.28
9589	37.3658	-107.9626	9589	529	3
9447 A	37.3604	-107.987	9447	387	1.39
Haycamp Mesa	37.5435	-108.2326	9420	40	6.34
Rampart Hills	37.4304	-108.1985	9415	195	3.05
9204	37.3103	-108.0299	9204	704	2.73
Airplane Ridge	37.449	-108.2251	8780	80	4.76
Barnroof Point	37.3167	-107.9614	8723	1103	3.33
8682	37.314	-107.9273	8682	1102	1.89
Perins Peak	37.2906	-107.9164	8346	326	1.73
Animas City Mountain	37.3275	-107.8696	8161	1181	3.31
Grouse Point	37.4932	-108.3967	7870	48	11.75
Twin Buttes C	37.2803	-107.924	7737	277	0.83
7484	37.2842	-107.8993	7484	384	1.04
7385	37.3402	-107.8626	7385	325	0.96

Posted Sep 26, 2008 4:59 pm


	Bob Sihler	Re: Here is a table
	Hasn't voted	John, thank you very much. I'll add the table to the page one day this week after I figure out exactly where I want to put it. I think the 12K cutoff idea is a good one; plus, those are most of the alpine peaks that people are likely to climb.
		Posted Sep 30, 2008 9:35 am

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