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Yeah!! Happy to have you back John!!! ? wrote: "When you see a new trail, or a footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing." - Uncheedah

Hear, hear. We missed you, John.

Indeed, welcome back John. Your input is invaluable and always on point. We'll need it this year especially, with the conditions as they are now! Cheers, Ovi.

Thanks, all. -- John Curran Ladd San Francisco, CA 415-648-9279

Welcome back John. Your input is always worth reading.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Amen. Hope you are doing well John. The bench in this group is deep but it’s good to have you back. [email protected]> wrote:

Regarding the South Fork Kings, my All Trails map shows a couple of alternate crossing routes. One well before the main crossing staying east and then another shortly before the main crossing. I'm

I'd like to second that. So lovely to see you back online John, and so grateful for all the help, advice from the community you created? Geraldine. On Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 09:14:08 PM GMT,

Dear John, Missed you so much ! So glad to see that signature ?? Karina Bezkrovnaia

I note with the recent postings in the "Water Crossing in Y2023" thread that you are back on-line, John.? First time since last May. Welcome, welcome, welcome back.? -- Jim Ringland

See also Steve Herr and Inga Aksamit on public transportation options https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZyHcSrma-HEr3A4vAW6PT5l2krddRkkZ?usp=share_link -- John Curran Ladd San Francisco,

There is an alternate crossing of South Fork Kings. On the JMT, stay to east of main crossing and hike north (if southbound). Maybe the Rangers will post something. A woman died there in our laast wet

Ned Tibbits has lots of safety advice on crossings on his Facebook page -- John Curran Ladd San Francisco, CA 415-648-9279

Elizabeth Wenk made gpx and csv files of all stream crossings and I reformatted for NoBo and SoBo PDFs. Linking document is

Adrian, Sleeping low can translate into muddy wet buggy options early in the season and in high snow year. Crossing early can be challenging when it comes to high snow as well, because there are far

Bearing in mind that sleeping low in a valley is actually colder due to temperature inversion as the dense colder air sinks and settles there…

Lange, That would be sincerely appreciated if you could post the pdf. Mike McCormick

HI’m starting the same week and I’m bringing a 0* quilt, but I slept cold. I think it’ll be perfect for this time of year. Hope to see you out there!

"... the water rose? more than when we started." The "SCS" that I think most of us follow in the back country:? Sleep low (warmer), Cross early (avoid high water), Summit early (avoid

Yes!? Typo...thanks for catching that Jeff.