The Moose is one tough peek bagger. I have been enjoying the webpage updates to
the Sierra Challenge 2010 Trip Reports.

Do you have company on that last peak?

I always like reading about Rick Kent & you're other Friends Epic Adventures. I
always know you need a Defibrillator handy if one of Rick's Trip Reports has a
Text Document before that first Photo.

You have brought a great bunch of climbers together over the years and
documented their travels with great Detail!

KNOCK OUT that Last SPS Peek.

Keep it SPICEY!
Jed

Thanks Jed!

The last one is scheduled for this Thursday, a 40 mile romp to Table Mtn out of
the Shepherd Pass TH. If anyone is interested in joining on the fun, show up
ready to go at 1:30am. I have Tom, Laura, and Darija planning to join me at the
moment. All are welcome to join the silliness.

:-)

--- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, "isarforyou" <GYouHaveMail@...> wrote:
>
>
> The Moose is one tough peek bagger. I have been enjoying the webpage updates
to the Sierra Challenge 2010 Trip Reports.
>
> Do you have company on that last peak?
>
> I always like reading about Rick Kent & you're other Friends Epic Adventures.
I always know you need a Defibrillator handy if one of Rick's Trip Reports has a
Text Document before that first Photo.
>
> You have brought a great bunch of climbers together over the years and
documented their travels with great Detail!
>
> KNOCK OUT that Last SPS Peek.
>
> Keep it SPICEY!
> Jed
>

Matthew and I are planning to visit Balloon Dome in the John Muir Wilderness
this coming Friday if anyone wants to join in the fun. We'll use the class 3
route on the south/southeast side of the dome. 3am start time from the McCreary
TH (near the junction of Beasore Rd and Minarets Rd). Should be about 22mi and
6,000ft of gain. Email me at snwbord@... if you'd like more details.

LIST FINSH WOOHOO
    Great Job Bob!!!!

Have a great time out this weekend.

I follow a gentleman with a nice blog I thought you might like.

He just ran Rae Lakes Loop in 7hr 29 min.
He ran it first time last year in Oct09 after that big snowstorm in 12 hr.

I liked your Mt.Cotter TR  http://www.snwburd.com/bob/trip_reports/cotter_2.html

He also is record holder for Ohlone Wilderness 50k

23rd Annual May 23, 2010

	 1. Pantilat, Leor (M26) - 04:16:28 - New Course Record

http://pantilat.wordpress.com/

He also has great Videos on Viemo

I think he would love your website for beta. If he has not found it yet.

Take Care

Jed



--- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Burd" <snwbord@...> wrote:
>
> Matthew and I are planning to visit Balloon Dome in the John Muir Wilderness
this coming Friday if anyone wants to join in the fun. We'll use the class 3
route on the south/southeast side of the dome. 3am start time from the McCreary
TH (near the junction of Beasore Rd and Minarets Rd). Should be about 22mi and
6,000ft of gain. Email me at snwbord@... if you'd like more details.
>

I have exchanged a few emails with Leor. He has some amazing times - incredibly
fast in the backcountry as well as on trail. He's in a whole other league....

-bob

--- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, "isarforyou" <GYouHaveMail@...> wrote:
>
>    LIST FINSH WOOHOO
>    Great Job Bob!!!!
>
> Have a great time out this weekend.
>
> I follow a gentleman with a nice blog I thought you might like.
>
> He just ran Rae Lakes Loop in 7hr 29 min.
> He ran it first time last year in Oct09 after that big snowstorm in 12 hr.
>
> I liked your Mt.Cotter TR 
http://www.snwburd.com/bob/trip_reports/cotter_2.html
>
> He also is record holder for Ohlone Wilderness 50k
>
> 23rd Annual May 23, 2010
>
>  1. Pantilat, Leor (M26) - 04:16:28 - New Course Record
>
> http://pantilat.wordpress.com/
>
> He also has great Videos on Viemo
>
> I think he would love your website for beta. If he has not found it yet.
>
> Take Care
>
> Jed
>
>
>
> --- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Burd" <snwbord@> wrote:
> >
> > Matthew and I are planning to visit Balloon Dome in the John Muir Wilderness
this coming Friday if anyone wants to join in the fun. We'll use the class 3
route on the south/southeast side of the dome. 3am start time from the McCreary
TH (near the junction of Beasore Rd and Minarets Rd). Should be about 22mi and
6,000ft of gain. Email me at snwbord@ if you'd like more details.
> >
>

Hi Bob,
Sad news Rick Crushed his foot at the top of a Canyon in Zion when a 3ft
Boulder Ran him over. I though you probably already know about it but if not
I am sure Rick would like some words of encouragement to get the healing
started right.

Jed

On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 5:04 PM, Bob Burd <snwbord@...> wrote:

>
>
> Thanks Jed!
>
> The last one is scheduled for this Thursday, a 40 mile romp to Table Mtn
> out of the Shepherd Pass TH. If anyone is interested in joining on the fun,
> show up ready to go at 1:30am. I have Tom, Laura, and Darija planning to
> join me at the moment. All are welcome to join the silliness.
>
> :-)
>
>
> --- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com <sierrascrambles%40yahoogroups.com>,
> "isarforyou" <GYouHaveMail@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > The Moose is one tough peek bagger. I have been enjoying the webpage
> updates to the Sierra Challenge 2010 Trip Reports.
> >
> > Do you have company on that last peak?
> >
> > I always like reading about Rick Kent & you're other Friends Epic
> Adventures. I always know you need a Defibrillator handy if one of Rick's
> Trip Reports has a Text Document before that first Photo.
> >
> > You have brought a great bunch of climbers together over the years and
> documented their travels with great Detail!
> >
> > KNOCK OUT that Last SPS Peek.
> >
> > Keep it SPICEY!
> > Jed
> >
>
>
>


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Yes, I heard about this last week. His website (www.rickkent.net) has pictures
(how many guys take pictures during their rescue?), but little text. His story
on facebook described a large boulder that came loose on him. Luckily it was at
the start of the canyon descent and he was with Darija, who went back for help.
He was heli-vac'd out and had surgery that same night. The boulder broke 3-4
bones in his foot when it rolled over it. He's just starting the slow rehab
process and is in much pain since the accident, getting little sleep and not
being able to do much else. He seems to appreciate emails since he can't do much
else and it helps take his mind off the pain for a while. If you'd like to write
to him, his contact info can be found here:

http://www.snwburd.com/bob/challenge/2010/names/rick_kent

Oh sh*t Rick!!!

Get well soon and I am so sorry to hear of this mishap.

Your infectious and positive vibes will help immensely and doesn't surprise me
that you got great photos as always to document it all but seeing you all messed
up really sucks.

Please email me if there is anyway I can help as there are some awesome herbs,
etc that also really help and have unfortunately had to also find out by
experience.

Infinite blessings my friend and stoked your still w/ us and sure you will be
back doing what you love before you know it.

Donnie B ~*~

*Please forward this to him if you know his email. Thanks



--- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, Jed Charlesworth <GYouHaveMail@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Bob,
> Sad news Rick Crushed his foot at the top of a Canyon in Zion when a 3ft
> Boulder Ran him over....

I'm planning to hike Mts. Givens and Ian Campbell on Friday, if anyone is
interested in joining. Should be about 12mi, 3,000ft of gain, hopefully very
little snow to contend with. Meet at Kaiser Pass at 6:30am. Send an email to
snwbord@... if you want me to expect you.

I'm making plans to head to Anza-Borrego and Joshua Tree for some peakbagging
Dec 6-14 if anyone is interested.Email to snwbord@... and I can give you
more specifics as the plan develops. As I've done the HPS/DPS peaks in these
areaa, I'm mostly interested in the more obscure ones (the ones in red I haven't
done):
http://www.snwburd.com/dayhikes/list/234
http://www.snwburd.com/dayhikes/list/236
http://www.snwburd.com/dayhikes/list/85
http://www.snwburd.com/dayhikes/list/59

Btw, Mt. Givens turned out to be a fine outing. We had four along for that
adventure:
http://www.snwburd.com/bob/trip_reports/givens_1.html

I'm not familiar with the area.  What's the nearest airport?

To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
From: snwbord@...
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2010 20:08:46 +0000
Subject: [Sierra Scrambles] Desert Trip Dec 6-14




























       I'm making plans to head to Anza-Borrego and Joshua Tree for some
peakbagging Dec 6-14 if anyone is interested.Email to snwbord@... and I
can give you more specifics as the plan develops. As I've done the HPS/DPS peaks
in these areaa, I'm mostly interested in the more obscure ones (the ones in red
I haven't done):

http://www.snwburd.com/dayhikes/list/234

http://www.snwburd.com/dayhikes/list/236

http://www.snwburd.com/dayhikes/list/85

http://www.snwburd.com/dayhikes/list/59



Btw, Mt. Givens turned out to be a fine outing. We had four along for that
adventure:

http://www.snwburd.com/bob/trip_reports/givens_1.html


















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San Diego International for Anza-Borrego, LAX or John Wayne or Palm Springs for
Joshua Tree.

--- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, Tom Tom <MONKFISHTW@...> wrote:
>
>
> I'm not familiar with the area.  What's the nearest airport?
>

Bob,



can you remove me from this mailer. thanks



roger


----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Burd" <snwbord@...>
To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2010 10:33:30 PM
Subject: [Sierra Scrambles] Balloon Dome - Oct 1

 




Matthew and I are planning to visit Balloon Dome in the John Muir Wilderness
this coming Friday if anyone wants to join in the fun. We'll use the class 3
route on the south/southeast side of the dome. 3am start time from the McCreary
TH (near the junction of Beasore Rd and Minarets Rd). Should be about 22mi and
6,000ft of gain. Email me at snwbord@... if you'd like more details.




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On 11/24/10 9:18 PM, rm.1@... wrote:

(Sorry Yahoo removed the text) To unsubscribe from this group, send an
email to:

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Is the bob burd website down, or what?

i cant get on it....

--- On Fri, 12/24/10, Chris <carmitros@...> wrote:


From: Chris <carmitros@...>
Subject: [Sierra Scrambles] Bob burd website
To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 1:16 PM


 



Is the bob burd website down, or what?








[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

It appears to be down for the count. I've been out of town and won't be back
until later this week. Might have been a power outage during the last series of
storms. There's also some issue with hecka slow downloads that I haven't had
time to get to the bottom of, but it's on my todo list for the new year when I
get home.

--- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, Shane Smith <sssmith4@...> wrote:
>
> i cant get on it....
>
> --- On Fri, 12/24/10, Chris <carmitros@...> wrote:
>
>
> From: Chris <carmitros@...>
> Subject: [Sierra Scrambles] Bob burd website
> To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, December 24, 2010, 1:16 PM
>
>
>  
>
>
>
> Is the bob burd website down, or what?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Should be working again. And loading pages faster, too.

-bob

--- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Burd" <snwbord@...> wrote:
>
> It appears to be down for the count. I've been out of town and won't be back
until later this week. Might have been a power outage during the last series of
storms. There's also some issue with hecka slow downloads that I haven't had
time to get to the bottom of, but it's on my todo list for the new year when I
get home.
>

Hey all, if you are into IDing peaks (and I think I have my best possible chance
at finding the likes of you here) this may interest you.

Last Friday Jan 14 I drove up to the top of Mt. Diablo after work on a typical
clear winter day to try to find Half Dome from the summit. Turns out I was able
to find a lot more. If you can ID anything else let me know, my eyes were tired
from looking at topos and google earth. This was taken about 30 minutes before
sunset so the alpenglow and low angle of the sun helped to reveal the terrain
features. It was still a bit hazy, I think I could get a much better picture but
it is just hard to pick the perfect day to make that 1.5 hour drive up and down
plus $10 admission. I've been trying for a year and so far this is my best
effort.

http://www.summitpost.org/southern-yosemite-from-mt-diablo/692769/c-150863

I've got a bunch of other pictures I took further north that include Conness,
Tower, Relief, Leavitt, Sonora, and Stanislaus, and a bunch of other prominent
peaks I have yet to identify, and could use help with. Will post them later if
there is enthusiasm about this. There were some big clouds over tahoe so I
couldn't get the crystal range and other tahoe peaks this time.

Way cool, Jonathan!
There are others far more skilled than I to help ID peaks in the Sierra, but
your picture reminds me a bit of my low-tech view experience at lookout points
from Minaret Summit near Mammoth Lakes, and Grandview off Hwy 168 to Bristlecone
Pine Forest.  Just spectacular views!

--- In sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com, "Jonathan Gray" <jtgray@...> wrote:
>
> Hey all, if you are into IDing peaks (and I think I have my best possible
chance at finding the likes of you here) this may interest you.

Wow, nice job Jonathan. Had no idea you could see Ritter & Banner from Mt.
Diablo. Wonder if  a little Photoshop could clarify this image a bit.



From: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jonathan Gray
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2011 9:40 AM
To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Sierra Scrambles] Peak IDs?





Hey all, if you are into IDing peaks (and I think I have my best possible
chance at finding the likes of you here) this may interest you.

Last Friday Jan 14 I drove up to the top of Mt. Diablo after work on a
typical clear winter day to try to find Half Dome from the summit. Turns out
I was able to find a lot more. If you can ID anything else let me know, my
eyes were tired from looking at topos and google earth. This was taken about
30 minutes before sunset so the alpenglow and low angle of the sun helped to
reveal the terrain features. It was still a bit hazy, I think I could get a
much better picture but it is just hard to pick the perfect day to make that
1.5 hour drive up and down plus $10 admission. I've been trying for a year
and so far this is my best effort.

http://www.summitpost.org/southern-yosemite-from-mt-diablo/692769/c-150863

I've got a bunch of other pictures I took further north that include
Conness, Tower, Relief, Leavitt, Sonora, and Stanislaus, and a bunch of
other prominent peaks I have yet to identify, and could use help with. Will
post them later if there is enthusiasm about this. There were some big
clouds over tahoe so I couldn't get the crystal range and other tahoe peaks
this time.





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Jonathan,
   Enjoyed the panorama photo from Mt Diablo....I'm big into peak IDing.... 
You might love two great photo books I picked up at the Lone Pine Visitor Center
which might be avail elsewhere.......James Stewart's air photo guide to the John
Muir Trail....Absolutely awesome!!  There are two books;
one Southern covering Mt Whitney to Florence Lake and one northern covering
Florence Lake to Yosemite.   It will help with all your photos plus I found a
few mistakes in it my self.....Love to help id some of your photos as I love
doing so...Do you have a personal website where additional photos can be IDed??
Thx, Shane Smith   Ridgecrest, Ca

--- On Tue, 1/18/11, Jonathan Gray <jtgray@...> wrote:


From: Jonathan Gray <jtgray@...>
Subject: [Sierra Scrambles] Peak IDs?
To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, January 18, 2011, 9:39 AM


 



Hey all, if you are into IDing peaks (and I think I have my best possible chance
at finding the likes of you here) this may interest you.

Last Friday Jan 14 I drove up to the top of Mt. Diablo after work on a typical
clear winter day to try to find Half Dome from the summit. Turns out I was able
to find a lot more. If you can ID anything else let me know, my eyes were tired
from looking at topos and google earth. This was taken about 30 minutes before
sunset so the alpenglow and low angle of the sun helped to reveal the terrain
features. It was still a bit hazy, I think I could get a much better picture but
it is just hard to pick the perfect day to make that 1.5 hour drive up and down
plus $10 admission. I've been trying for a year and so far this is my best
effort.

http://www.summitpost.org/southern-yosemite-from-mt-diablo/692769/c-150863

I've got a bunch of other pictures I took further north that include Conness,
Tower, Relief, Leavitt, Sonora, and Stanislaus, and a bunch of other prominent
peaks I have yet to identify, and could use help with. Will post them later if
there is enthusiasm about this. There were some big clouds over tahoe so I
couldn't get the crystal range and other tahoe peaks this time.








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I like http://www.heywhatsthat.com/ for IDing peaks.

The Sierra's too far from Mt Diablo for the site to pick up most of the
peaks, but if you hit the visibility cloak button on the map, it highlights
everything that can be seen from Mt Diablo and should make the task of
identifying peaks a lot easier.

On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 6:35 PM, Shane Smith <sssmith4@...> wrote:

>
>
> Jonathan,
>    Enjoyed the panorama photo from Mt Diablo....I'm big into peak
> IDing....  You might love two great photo books I picked up at the Lone Pine
> Visitor Center which might be avail elsewhere.......James Stewart's air
> photo guide to the John Muir Trail....Absolutely awesome!!  There are two
> books; one Southern covering Mt Whitney to Florence Lake and one northern
> covering Florence Lake to Yosemite.   It will help with all your photos plus
> I found a few mistakes in it my self.....Love to help id some of your photos
> as I love doing so...Do you have a personal website where additional photos
> can be IDed?? Thx, Shane Smith   Ridgecrest, Ca
>
> --- On Tue, 1/18/11, Jonathan Gray <jtgray@... <jtgray%40gmail.com>>
> wrote:
>
> From: Jonathan Gray <jtgray@... <jtgray%40gmail.com>>
>
> Subject: [Sierra Scrambles] Peak IDs?
> To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com <sierrascrambles%40yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Tuesday, January 18, 2011, 9:39 AM
>
>
>
>
> Hey all, if you are into IDing peaks (and I think I have my best possible
> chance at finding the likes of you here) this may interest you.
>
> Last Friday Jan 14 I drove up to the top of Mt. Diablo after work on a
> typical clear winter day to try to find Half Dome from the summit. Turns out
> I was able to find a lot more. If you can ID anything else let me know, my
> eyes were tired from looking at topos and google earth. This was taken about
> 30 minutes before sunset so the alpenglow and low angle of the sun helped to
> reveal the terrain features. It was still a bit hazy, I think I could get a
> much better picture but it is just hard to pick the perfect day to make that
> 1.5 hour drive up and down plus $10 admission. I've been trying for a year
> and so far this is my best effort.
>
> http://www.summitpost.org/southern-yosemite-from-mt-diablo/692769/c-150863
>
> I've got a bunch of other pictures I took further north that include
> Conness, Tower, Relief, Leavitt, Sonora, and Stanislaus, and a bunch of
> other prominent peaks I have yet to identify, and could use help with. Will
> post them later if there is enthusiasm about this. There were some big
> clouds over tahoe so I couldn't get the crystal range and other tahoe peaks
> this time.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>



--
Miguel
http://miguelvieira.org/


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Thanks for posting!  This is a GREAT site. Have you found a way to zoom the
panorama? (e.g. zoom in to an area where the peaks are very close together?)

On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 8:15 AM, Miguel Vieira <
suffer.on.the.heights@...> wrote:

> I like http://www.heywhatsthat.com/ for IDing peaks.
>
> The Sierra's too far from Mt Diablo for the site to pick up most of the
> peaks, but if you hit the visibility cloak button on the map, it highlights
> everything that can be seen from Mt Diablo and should make the task of
> identifying peaks a lot easier.
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

He could divide the photograph up, but your browser's zoom (usually Ctrl
+, or Cmd +) works fine.

Miguel, thanks for the heywhatsthat site.  Whenever I fly i take photos
and sometimes lose my mind with Google Earth and Map trying to figure
out what I'm looking at.

Ellen Clary
Alameda, CA

On 1/21/2011 8:42 AM, Paul Homchick wrote:
> Thanks for posting!  This is a GREAT site. Have you found a way to zoom the
> panorama? (e.g. zoom in to an area where the peaks are very close together?)
>
> On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 8:15 AM, Miguel Vieira<
> suffer.on.the.heights@...>  wrote:
>
>> I like http://www.heywhatsthat.com/ for IDing peaks.
>>
>> The Sierra's too far from Mt Diablo for the site to pick up most of the
>> peaks, but if you hit the visibility cloak button on the map, it highlights
>> everything that can be seen from Mt Diablo and should make the task of
>> identifying peaks a lot easier.
>>
>>
>

i am not getting any thing when i click on the heywhatsthat link..it just says
thats its an unidentified panorama :-(   I'd love to see it!!

--- On Fri, 1/21/11, Miguel Vieira <suffer.on.the.heights@...> wrote:

> From: Miguel Vieira <suffer.on.the.heights@...>
> Subject: Re: [Sierra Scrambles] Peak IDs?
> To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, January 21, 2011, 8:15 AM
> I like http://www.heywhatsthat.com/ for IDing peaks.
>
> The Sierra's too far from Mt Diablo for the site to pick up
> most of the
> peaks, but if you hit the visibility cloak button on the
> map, it highlights
> everything that can be seen from Mt Diablo and should make
> the task of
> identifying peaks a lot easier.
>
> On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 6:35 PM, Shane Smith <sssmith4@...>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > Jonathan,
> >    Enjoyed the panorama photo from Mt
> Diablo....I'm big into peak
> > IDing....  You might love two great photo books I
> picked up at the Lone Pine
> > Visitor Center which might be avail
> elsewhere.......James Stewart's air
> > photo guide to the John Muir Trail....Absolutely
> awesome!!  There are two
> > books; one Southern covering Mt Whitney to Florence
> Lake and one northern
> > covering Florence Lake to
> Yosemite.   It will help with all your photos
> plus
> > I found a few mistakes in it my self.....Love to help
> id some of your photos
> > as I love doing so...Do you have a personal website
> where additional photos
> > can be IDed?? Thx, Shane
> Smith   Ridgecrest, Ca
> >
> > --- On Tue, 1/18/11, Jonathan Gray <jtgray@...
> <jtgray%40gmail.com>>
> > wrote:
> >
> > From: Jonathan Gray <jtgray@...
> <jtgray%40gmail.com>>
> >
> > Subject: [Sierra Scrambles] Peak IDs?
> > To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
> <sierrascrambles%40yahoogroups.com>
> > Date: Tuesday, January 18, 2011, 9:39 AM
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Hey all, if you are into IDing peaks (and I think I
> have my best possible
> > chance at finding the likes of you here) this may
> interest you.
> >
> > Last Friday Jan 14 I drove up to the top of Mt. Diablo
> after work on a
> > typical clear winter day to try to find Half Dome from
> the summit. Turns out
> > I was able to find a lot more. If you can ID anything
> else let me know, my
> > eyes were tired from looking at topos and google
> earth. This was taken about
> > 30 minutes before sunset so the alpenglow and low
> angle of the sun helped to
> > reveal the terrain features. It was still a bit hazy,
> I think I could get a
> > much better picture but it is just hard to pick the
> perfect day to make that
> > 1.5 hour drive up and down plus $10 admission. I've
> been trying for a year
> > and so far this is my best effort.
> >
> > http://www.summitpost.org/southern-yosemite-from-mt-diablo/692769/c-150863
> >
> > I've got a bunch of other pictures I took further
> north that include
> > Conness, Tower, Relief, Leavitt, Sonora, and
> Stanislaus, and a bunch of
> > other prominent peaks I have yet to identify, and
> could use help with. Will
> > post them later if there is enthusiasm about this.
> There were some big
> > clouds over tahoe so I couldn't get the crystal range
> and other tahoe peaks
> > this time.
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> > 
> >
>
>
>
> --
> Miguel
> http://miguelvieira.org/
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
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There doesn't appear to be a way to directly link to a panorama.

Go to:
http://www.heywhatsthat.com/

and in the View menu select
Mount Diablo
or
Mount Diablo panorama

Ellen

On 1/22/11 9:59 PM, Shane Smith wrote:
> i am not getting any thing when i click on the heywhatsthat link..it just says
thats its an unidentified panorama :-(   I'd love to see it!!
>
> --- On Fri, 1/21/11, Miguel Vieira<suffer.on.the.heights@...>  wrote:
>
>> From: Miguel Vieira<suffer.on.the.heights@...>
>> Subject: Re: [Sierra Scrambles] Peak IDs?
>> To: sierrascrambles@yahoogroups.com
>> Date: Friday, January 21, 2011, 8:15 AM
>> I like http://www.heywhatsthat.com/ for IDing peaks.
>>

Snow kept everyone away from the mountains?  This list has been dead. :)

I'm stuck in Vegas this winter, so been doing mostly DPS peaks and things around
the Vegas valley.
Here's some pics/trip reports from the last few months:


Bridge Mountain
http://www.fedak.net/albums/BridgeMountain.html

Fortification Hill
http://www.fedak.net/albums/FortificationHill.html

Hayford Peak
http://www.fedak.net/albums/HayfordPeak.html

Spirit Peak
http://www.fedak.net/albums/SpiritMountain.html

La Madre Peak
http://www.fedak.net/albums/LaMadre.html

Black Mountain Overlook > Black Mountain > River Mountain Traverse
(And an earlier trip just to Red/Black Mountain Overlook)
http://www.fedak.net/albums/RiverMountain.html
http://ww2.fedak.net/albums/RedBlackMountain.html

Potosi Mountain
http://www.fedak.net/albums/PotosiMountain.html

Sunrise Mountain
http://www.fedak.net/albums/SunriseMountain.html

McCullough Mountain
http://www.fedak.net/albums/McCulloughMountain.html

Mt Wilson (AZ, Lake Mead)
http://ww2.fedak.net/albums/MountWilsonAZ.html

Moapa Peak (2 tries, Too much ice on the summit on my 1st attempt)
http://www.fedak.net/albums/MoapaPeak.html
http://www.fedak.net/albums/MoapaPeak2.html

Frenchman Mountain
http://www.fedak.net/albums/FrenchmanMountain.html

Black Mountain (Henderson)
http://www.fedak.net/albums/BlackMountainNV.html

I'm going to be visiting Anza-Borrego for a bit of warm-weather peakbagging in
the desert, Mon-Fri next week. If anyone is interested in joining Evan and I,
send email for details: snwbord@...