u/zeldanerd27

hello,

If you happened to have visited Camp Richardson in Lake Tahoe and found a pair of air pod pros and you also happen to live on Matsuda lane in Sebastopol then congrats, you found my headphones that I lost at work a couple weeks ago.

I will pay you a finders fee, but I do want them back, and I can see wherever you take them. I’d rather coordinate ahead of time rather than track you down. if this is you then send me a message and we can work something out.

thanks

Hello, I am from the central Sierra and I’ve just gotten a start to mountaineering this season. I have a trip planned within the next two weeks to go try to summit Mt Julius Caesar near granite park. Unfortunately my partner had to bow out and I know nobody else who is willing to go through the 8 mile snow slog approach, so if I’m gonna go it’s going to be a solo mission. I’ve searched around online a lot and have found a lot of beta for the summer season, but nothing for what spring is like on this mountain. I am confident with my cramponing technique and I like to think I have pretty good risk management (I will turn around if there’s the slightest worry I can’t reverse the next step) but ultimately I have never done anything solo overnight in these conditions, and I dont know anybody personally to ask advice from. If anyone can provide beta for the peak/input on whether this is a really bad idea it would be greatly appreciated. If it weren’t for the fact that I’m going to be moving away from the Sierra for school soon I would just wait till next season, but I want to get one non-Tahoe peak in mountaineering conditions before I have to leave. Thank you.