I've brought the El Capitan page back to life: http://www.summitpost.org/el-capitan/151970

Dan the Jones wrote:Email sent to the elves last night - awaitng response. Looks like its going to be a good spring in NM for hiking and climbing!!

I'll transfer those pages to you tonight; thanks for stepping up.

To All: Please send PM, not email, unless you email a specific elf; the elves do not have access to the SP email.

Also to All: Before recreating a deleted page, please get in touch with me. I have the URL for each deleted page, and Montana Matt can sometimes restore deleted pages if he has the URL. I'd prefer this route because some of the deleted pages have resulted in dead links on others' area and list pages, and if possible, I'd like to fix that while also "unstranding" things like attached trip reports. Note that before transferring a restored page, I'll be stripping it of all the text by the previous owner.

Thanks for doing this, everyone. Those were a group of good pages and useful for my planning the one time I managed to get there. I'm sure that's true for many others on SP too.

Thanks for transferring the pages over, I was unaware of the inability to access SP Email. I will go back to the books and my personal photo albums this weekend and see if I can at least get a quick draft up for each page. i will check in with you before I post anything and see if we can restore the URL's.

Any takers for Amon Carter Peak? This may be a tough one to find a home for...

Before recreating a deleted page, please get in touch with me.

I could recreate Hunter Peak, but if anyone else wants it, please give it to them.

I was going to do Hunter, but never got around to it. I think it's all yours.

Bubba: I'll take dibs on Bartlett & Shumard. -Sarah

Hey, gang. Bartlett Peak is back from the dead! Enjoy!

PS: I need more pictures. Please attach you pics and send me a headsup (comment on the page, PM whatever...) so I know they're there!

Sarah

Shumard Peak is, likewise, back from the grave.

I'll take Lost and Bush, as well. Hunter is popular, so I'll leave that one for someone else.

Bush Mountain, the 2nd highest peak in Texas, lives again.

Lost Peak has been found.

Looks like Hunter still hasn't found a home.

Scott wrote:

Before recreating a deleted page, please get in touch with me.

I could recreate Hunter Peak, but if anyone else wants it, please give it to them.

Lionel wrote:I was going to do Hunter, but never got around to it. I think it's all yours.

Any takers? I've already rebuilt 4 of the peaks in the park. It's time for a fresh voice on Hunter.

...I just don't want this beauty to fall through the cracks. Surely someone out there can recreate this fine National Park peak. Maybe somebody new (new contributor) can step up.

Any takers? I've already rebuilt 4 of the peaks in the park. It's time for a fresh voice on Hunter.

I was waiting for Bob's answer before posting a new page (1/2 done), but if you or anyone else wants it, feel free to post one instead.

I'm pretty busy with job stalking, killing, and bring said job back to my lair for consumption, so writing pages might not be in my best interest for a while.