Oregon Hikers

Don Nelsen wrote: ↑

January 15th, 2021, 7:11 pm

about 100 books

Any that stand out for recommendation?

Since you have a sense of humor about it. :) I could write "Hi Chip" on them (I'm not really going to do this, the thought just occurred to me is all) I could write "Hi Chip" on them You're ten pages late. :lol: Be sure to write "hey Chip!" on them. old age is a bitch - memory loss :)

Thanks for your hard work.

retired jerry wrote: ↑

January 13th, 2021, 4:57 pm

Ide like to buy some weird ones, write "Chip was here" or something, then strategically place them

See if they appear here later

It's a recurring idea in this thread.

Chip Down wrote: ↑

January 13th, 2021, 4:15 pm

pcg just about nailed it left-to-right, but it's clearly well below center of frame.

RC hobby shops may have smaller pieces. I think the #1.9 (pound per cubic foot) density may be enough but denser would probably be better; handle it first to check stiffness if possible.

https://windcatcherrc.com/product/9mm-t ... p-36-x-24/

I think expanded polypropylene (EPP) sheet would work mechanically if you can fit a thick enough piece. It would probably also be sweaty so I would plan on holes for breathability but they would need to be thoughtfully applied to avoid compromising the stiffness of the sheet.

This panorama, not mine , shows much of the area above Mirror Lake. The ridge dropping into the fog/clouds behind the man on the rocks matches the ridge east of Mirror Lake. https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipPIbUPpAT2LzLxWQDQ-wFQtFLCZTxUIEDVXG13o=w2560-h1440 This LiDAR image of the ridge may...

I guess that Mirror Lake is hidden in the fog behind the man on the rocks.

Thank you.