I just won the "forgot something stupid" olympics

[retired jerry]

yeah, good point

maybe trailheads that are harder to get to and not heavily used. Wouldn't make sense for bad guys to check it out.

[Chip Down]

Got half way up Kings Mt once and realized I left me wallet in plain view on the car seat, that was a fun heart pounding race back to the TH

I once left my wallet on my dashboard. Black wallet, black dashboard, pre-dawn start, easy to overlook. The break-in cost THOUSANDS of dollars to fix, mostly covered by insurance.

[bobcat]

Yep. Wallets are a thing, apparently. Remember leaving mine on the dash at Angels Rest Trailhead. Halfway up, I remembered. Decided to let the angels punish me if they wanted and finished the hike. It was still there, in plain view and standing out in its colorful duct tape, when I got back.

I picked up a friend for a hike, and he plonked his boots on top of my car, forgetting to remove them. Only realized it when we got to the trailhead. I made him hike in his sandals. He later found one boot on the side of McLoughlin Boulevard.

[Double Tree]

Forgot tent poles. Only, I didn't forget mine. I forgot my husband's. We didn't have a 2P yet, so I packed my two 1P tents. We hiked in, he unpacked... No poles. He was a good sport and just wrapped up in the tent like a bivy.

Car broken into at Angels Rest in November. I was parked two spaces away.

[retired jerry]

that is terrible people break into cars

my car got broken into at Herman Creek TH

I think maybe those Columbia gorge trailheads have more break-ins

my pole broke once so I found a stick

[Chip Down]

that is terrible people break into cars

It happens because we tolerate it.
If we didn't tolerate it, it would stop happening.

[retired jerry]

maybe one of those trunk monkeys