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| saintgrizzly | Very good to see this...! | |
Voted 10/10 | A quite valuable addition to GNP mountains on SP—(very) good job, Blake! | |
| Posted Sep 1, 2008 12:36 pm | ||
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| FlatheadNative | Re: What a great start...! | |
Hasn't voted | thanks Vern Honestly your pages have spurred me on to do a better job with layout as well as "the rest of the story" | |
| Posted Sep 1, 2008 3:07 pm | ||
| samh | This Hasn't Been Built? | |
Voted 10/10 | I was quite surprised to see this is a new page. With so many folks tackling Vaught along with Stanton one would think info would already be on here. The information contained herein is great and thorough. However, consider us with small-screened laptops when designing your layouts, as the photo-spreads are a bit too wide to comfortably fit on a screen set at 1024x768 resolution w/o having the browser at maximum width (a small concern that doesn't affect most folks I'm sure). Keep up the good work | |
| Posted Sep 1, 2008 10:43 pm | ||
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| FlatheadNative | Re: This Hasn't Been Built? | |
Hasn't voted | Why yes it has been built as of today. Thanks for the vote and the nice comments. Not quite sure how I can help with the small laptop issue. I work off a laptop as well. Cheers | |
| Posted Sep 1, 2008 11:06 pm | ||
| Woodzy | Nice Page | |
Voted 10/10 | Lots of good info and lots of good pictures. Unfortunately, when I was at Glaceir N.P. I was too afraid of grizzlys to do this peak. Regretting that.. | |
| Posted Sep 2, 2008 12:30 am | ||
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| FlatheadNative | Re: Nice Page | |
Hasn't voted | There are some in there but we just use smart bear etiquette and trust that we are okay. It is worth the trip. | |
| Posted Sep 2, 2008 12:31 am | ||
| Boydie | Great Page | |
Voted 10/10 | Very interesting page with some excellent pictures. I found the elevation gain info very enlightening. In Scotland most mountains require you to start around sea level, although there are a few exceptions that can start roughly between 100ft and 1,000ft. When reading peoples pages I look at the height of the mountain and after reading the page was occasional confused as to the round trip timespan they were suggesting. I had figured there was a high elevation starting point, but generally there was no info stating what this was. I think this is something I should probably include myself in my future pages. Cheers Stephen | |
| Posted Sep 2, 2008 5:11 pm | ||
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| FlatheadNative | Re: Great Page | |
Hasn't voted | Thanks Stephen. I am glad that you enjoyed it. I think elevation and trip distance is important on every page so I try and detail it as much as possible. Cheers Blake | |
| Posted Sep 2, 2008 10:05 pm | ||
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