I’m playing the long game. I picked up the tank today so next up is the stand. Looking for any and all recommendations for that.
Next I’ll work on vegetation. I figured I’d get a living tank established before introducing the discus. I have owned discus before, so am familiar with the sensitive chemistry, but am wondering if there’s a good book I should have on hand as I build this out.
It’s been some years, but I had a 30 with three discus. I want to dive back into it and want to set up a tank for five or six discus. What’s the optimal tank size and dimension for that?
The rope and the rappel. Dropping onto the Challenger glacier from Big Beaver peak. Hands down the most epic North Cascades traverse I’ve done. Highly recommend it!
I just found out that the Dana Designs Bighorn pack I have is “vintage” and highly sought after?! Anyone out there there still have theirs? I still SkiMo with mine.
What do I do (too easy)? Maybe the better question is why do I do it?
What is your go to book for water boundaries? OR and WA so everything from tidal to non- navigable …
Had my windshield replaced and the place that did it, replaced my top trim with standard white instead of iceberg (it’s subtle but you can tell). They also munged up something with the clips because I can hear them rattling at about 50+ mph. Does anyone have a go to place that I might be able to replace with the right color?
Anyone ever skied or heard of someone who’s skied the Ruby Crest in Northern Nevada? Looking for a TR and nothing came up in search here. Other resources show it as pretty gnarly.
A friend snapped this picture while we’re backpacking the High Sierra Trail.
Edit: what I thought might be lightning damage is more likely damage from blasting.
I’m looking for a case to travel/store my 8” with tripod. Should I just do custom or is there already a good setup out there?
Anyone stumble across a watch face that focuses on mountaineering? Time, weather, barometer, altitude…?