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Wow! That rescue story is incredible! Highly recommend following the link to caring bridge and then cut & paste the twitter link for the full story. So glad he’s going to be ok & sending healing

So sorry to hear this about John. Wishing him a complete and speedy recovery. *Melinda* *Melinda Mingus, MD* *Integrative Pain Medicine* *Board Certified Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine* *Diplomate

Oh my goodness Inga, I love John! Met him twice and maintained communication ever since! He was suppose to go to Yosemite sometime soon , I recall ? Will message you for the address. So glad he is

I am glad you said recovery. Even if it is long it is better then the alternative. Wishing John and family all the best. Mike

I’m so sad to hear this!! Hoping he’ll recover well & be out in the Wilderness soon. wrote:

OMG. I’m so sorry to hear this. Thanks for sharing Inga.

Re: JOHN LADD. I’m sorry to report that John was in a serious car accident last week. He is stable but with several broken bones and a long recovery ahead. He will be off of social media for a few

Is the footprint's purpose to leave scent for dogs or for human trackers to find? The human tracker would have to be VERY good to find that specific track "needle" in the haystack of hundreds of

Great idea... looks like the cork ball is the same idea as the tennis balls that I use for my back.

Perfect idea Julie. We are taking a bear canister on our next hike - Teton Crest trail so maybe I won't need a back rest perse for this trip.

Ideally, the therma-rest=trekker is what I'd like to use but I'm worried about puncturing my sleeping pad and then I'd be sorry! : ) Plus I only use a 3/4 length therma-rest since I'm short! :

Can't really help with back support, but I use my Bear Vault 500 as a stool to sit on when there's no good rocks or tree trunks around.

If more of a single-point massage would help, I highly recommend this cork massage ball: https://www.garagegrowngear.com/products/eco-corkscious-massage-ball-by-rawlogy I take it on every backpacking

Nice site Robert. Though my many classes with Hug-A-Tree, a great way to leave a bootprint is use aluminum foil. Place a sheet on top of a few towels. Step carefully onto the aluminum foil. Roll

Here is a handy, easy to use form for creating an itinerary that you can leave in your vehicle and leave with others. ReConn Trip Record ( https://reconn.org/ )

The other key thing to do is to leave a note in your car dash to the itinerary adjustment; if you are parking your car at the trailhead. Otherwise, be sure friends and family know the

The hard and fast rules for wilderness permits are: 1) starting on the start date of the permit, 2) at the trailhead on the permit, 3) with only the indicated trip leader and number of people

I don't have a great chair solution, but I have found that the more I sit on the floor at home, the easier it is in camp. Every day, I spend at least an hour sitting on the floor. It loosens the hips,

Maybe a “poster child” for the hiking chair company ;) “Why I’m still hiking” LOL Carol

I remember the illustration in Colin Fletcher’s “Complete Backpacker” (I think) of him sitting back against his pack which was propped up with his walking staff. A dedicated chair would have put