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do you have the other three bags all listed here too?

Here are some more photos of the Marmot Ouray Sleeping Bag. It weighs 4.25 pounds in the stuffsack. the length is 78 inches from toe to collar. it looks like its not a long. what do you think? thanks for letting me know. Thank you very much. High Altitude Mountaineering Regards. -Lee

Here are some more photos of the FF Sleeping Bag. Weighs 4.5 pounds in the stuffsack. length is 7 feet from the toe to the collar. its a long. What do you think? Thanks for letting me know. High Altitude Mountaineering Regards, Lee

Ok great. where are you located? I live south of Seattle. if you are around here somewhere we could meet up and you could try them on. or, want me to ship them to you? thanks for letting me know

I’d be happy to take em off of your hands and give them a try

Turns out climbing ropes make pretty bomber webbing for bag handles. Might have a long future as colorful webbing options.

I’m sure we can do this

Yes that is a current bug. I need to do analysis on how to best drop the non-TRs. I’ve also started on a TR fixing tool admins and mods can use to fix broken TRs that are missing info or are incorrectly formatted. But to do that I need a vision of what a “correct TR” looks like. Then I can use that as a basis for fixing all of them or at least selecting them for corrections

ooooh....would be cool to be able to sort search results by date. Right now if I do a user search, seems like it doesn't organize perfectly by date. Also was able to do a workaround for the TR only returns by author by searching for a username and then putting "TR" in the keyword box. Have I really put in 195 TRs over the years?!

I think the only tweak that might be needed to to winnow out some "TR" returns for a user where they just commented on a TR but weren't the author. Maybe that is the way to thread it....ask Claude to only show TRs where they are the first post? I mean, when you are searching for a TR by author.

I just need us to crowd source ideas for making this site better code wise or any way. Lets hear your ideas. A LOT more just became possible.

This is so great!!! Thanks @olyclimber for never giving up on the site. This should really revive our ability to mine the past for future inspiration....much appreciated!

Just fixed a bug in the search tool where if there was a space in the name it would search "Lucas+Ng" and not "Lucas Ng". Gotta be able to see @Lucas Ng and EVERYONE's TRs in there! I just happened to notice this. Claude is very smart, but its not infabblile. Do let me know if you notice anything else.

It’s good to get some good news these days! Thanks for sharing!

This is so great @jwalseth!!! Thank you for writing it up and checking back here to post it!

just did a little rearranging of the form and check boxes in TR Search. Also note I moved it to the far right on the top menu. I also renamed the "Trip Reports" to more accurately be "Submit TR". Probably all I'll do today unless i get some burning idea.

https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/find-my-saved-skier-trapped-4-hours-avalanche/281-31496e1a-69b9-415b-b4e5-395236bb152d Took a brief break to browse for some good news. Check this out- guy survived an Avalanche FOUR HOURS buried. I've never heard of anyone lasting this long. Long enough for his wife to drive up to Stevens pass and tell the ski patrol where he was. I'm 100% sure they KNEW, not thought, but KNEW it was a body recovery situation. But there he was, still alive. It's perhaps a miracle, but more likely he was buried near the surface and there was enough air transport through the frozen snow that he didn't die of C02 poisoning. He reported creating an air pocket around his face, and his body temp dropped to 70, so he basically went in to hibernation. Still. ya gotta breathe occasionally, right? I think the key was he never gave up, wanted to survive, prayed, and his mind and body went into a "I will survive by hibernating" state. Fantastic. Or, it's a miracle. Good for him and his wife, anyway. Does anyone know, is this a record? 4 hours is INSANE -Friedrich

Oh ya, totally mixed that up. Didn't know Suiattle Road was closed but not suprised. This summer's gonna be a fun time to get turned around by road closures. But maybe bypassing washouts will be another good reason to approach on two wheels.

Update: These ropes live on! The Duodess stays with us, a different (Petzl) single, the 5mm, and the two Mammut half ropes are taken. The scramble rope may get turned into a doormat if no one else claims it. The two CC.com stalwarts who are receiving my used ropes are going to make a donation to the site. Win-Win-Win.

I just saw this; excellent effort!! You had me scratching my balding head over the 8/18 itinerary though. Your day ended up at White Rock Lakes, not Cub. It sucks that the Suiattle River Road is closed again now that the trail has been maintained.

Good hanging out with you today @Otto!

added "best of cc.com" to the search TR search function. Keep in mind this is limited to TRs, so if not in the TRs forums then those won't show up. but the TR search is all about TRs so that is why.

I just added a "first ascent" selection in the search tool. You can search by FAs in a region by season, or whatever you want to slice or dice it. if you know of an FA that doesn't show up, then PM me a link. I'll add the tag and it will show up in search. This is pretty fun. Please add your feature enhancement ideas here. I will see what I can do. I have other ideas, but this is going to get better everytime I touch it.

I went up on Saturday, 2/28, and chopped away the last two logs across the road. Wonderful to get out on a sunny winter day! These logas are around 3 miles up from the parking lot. Before and after Last one, before and after: And the main part of the Squire Creek Wall with recent dusting: