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I appreciate the sympathy, but any teen or twenty-something kid will suggest just ”Print to PDF". Scan and OCR shouldn't even be necessary. That's been true for twenty years or more, now.

I am guessing that you are on to something there. The only PDFs I ever receive that are scans rather than searchable text are those coming from lawyers and occasionally corporate reports where the

I do wonder what happened. The only documents that are not in searchable PDF form are the Record of Decision (ROD) and the Biological Opinion. (The link to the Biological Opinion fails on the page

Richard, do you really think the NPS has the resources to provide up to date technology and professional development training? Good lord, look at their funding. As someone who works in the public

Pretty pathetic that a document prepared just a few years ago had to be scanned to put it online, and no one was able to OCR it. Sigh. Not surprising, though. I've had to educate several firms about

Wow! This group is a force. I’m really moved by their journey. Thanks to them for sharing with us. John Girot

I think I watched up until right before that point yesterday and had to go run errands - thanks for the bookmark John! In the closing summary they said they encountered knee-deep snow drifts on the

If you want to jump forward to their most difficult day (Oct 8 cold and snowy and running short on food) use this start point. https://youtu.be/8wvFSmEpaWQ?t=1721 Luckily the snow wasn't deep enough

They have been wonderful to watch. I caught some of their videos earlier in the season, when they were heading NoBo through Oregon. Splendid, warm attitudes!

Here are some interesting details from the 2014 Tuolumne River Plan, of which the Tuolumne Meadows Campground closure and reconstruction is an important part. This does not tell the whole detailed

Looks to me like we need a new thread for the general redevelopment issues.? The feedback to ESTA on transportation piece of it I think deserves its own discussion.? I will go back and get the key

They are so inspiring! Thank you for sharing. *Melinda* *Melinda Mingus, MD* *Integrative Pain Medicine* *Board Certified Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine* *Diplomate in Mountain Medicine DiMM* *NSP

I’ve been following a group of three impressive women who have been doing the PCT this year , but in the last week they just completed a section of the JMT from Red’s Meadow to Kearsarge Pass and

The map shows three proposed locations for the new vault toilet. If you read the text you will discover what is obvious to anyone who has visited TM in the winter. That is, that locations 2 and 3

Scroll to the bottom of the doc. There's a map with info.

Its all part of the same project, like the access trails (now social trails) that will be formalized between the store and campground, expnaded picnic area near store, etc.? The BP camp is in turn

Huh? That's just a plan to replace the elevated plastic porta-potty that's open only in the winter with a permanent structure. It's got nothing to do with the backpacker's camp.

I guess I forgot the smiley. :) My comment was mostly in jest... mostly. BTW, there's some info on the

I hiked up in the Olympics this summer where they have designated campgrounds along the trails that include privies. Both are needed because the heavy undergrowth makes distributed camping much more

Actually the need for a bathroom in a camping area makes perfect sense. Otherwise people will be polluting every open space. I sure wouldn't be going for a long walk at 3am. But I am also one of those