Great start to your page! A signature photo and some links would be helpful, but you've done a great job. These overshadowed peaks are the best! Great job!
I wasn't aware this peak had a name. It ought to as it has enough prominence. It is just east of The Castle.
You need to input the peak's coordinates while in edit mode so the Topozone link will come up. Here are the coordinates (the negative sign is mandatory for the longitude for the Western Hemisphere):
46.7552, -121.7129.
Also you need to add Foss to the Tatoosh Range mountain group. "Tatoosh Range" should be available in the pull down list in the "Assign Group" box.
Lastly, as mentioned in another vote, you should put up a signature photo (comes up to the right of the mountain page header). Do this by first determining the ID number of the photo you want to use then inputing that number into the appropriate box while in edit mode (9th box down from the top). The photo ID can be determined by checking a picture's URL or by right clicking on the image itself then selecting "Properties."
Yeah, it's weird. I found the name of the peak on the relief topo at the Wilderness Center at Longmire. I hadn't seen a name on any other map prior to that.
Thanks much for the coordinates. I'll make the other changes when I have a bit more time, including getting more photos next time I'm in the Tatoosh (shouldn't be long....)
I plan on putting up a page for Chutla Peak (next to Eagle Peak) as well, which is oddly missing...
Thanks, man. Probably my last too, since SP'ers (you not least among them) have CO pretty much covered. BTW, when are you heading out again? Is there a summer gathering in the works? Cheers, Peter
mtwashingtonmonroe - Aug 19, 2004 11:00 pm - Voted 10/10
Untitled CommentGreat start to your page! A signature photo and some links would be helpful, but you've done a great job. These overshadowed peaks are the best! Great job!
pksander - Aug 19, 2004 11:08 pm - Hasn't voted
Untitled CommentThanks for your note! I'll get more pictures up soon--need to get back to retake some shots I lost in a digital camera snafu!
Hell of a page you have, yrself!
rpc - Aug 20, 2004 3:09 am - Voted 10/10
Untitled Commentobscure ones are fun. Nice job on page. Could use a signature photo.
Klenke - Aug 31, 2004 10:41 pm - Voted 8/10
Untitled CommentI wasn't aware this peak had a name. It ought to as it has enough prominence. It is just east of The Castle.
You need to input the peak's coordinates while in edit mode so the Topozone link will come up. Here are the coordinates (the negative sign is mandatory for the longitude for the Western Hemisphere):
46.7552, -121.7129.
Also you need to add Foss to the Tatoosh Range mountain group. "Tatoosh Range" should be available in the pull down list in the "Assign Group" box.
Lastly, as mentioned in another vote, you should put up a signature photo (comes up to the right of the mountain page header). Do this by first determining the ID number of the photo you want to use then inputing that number into the appropriate box while in edit mode (9th box down from the top). The photo ID can be determined by checking a picture's URL or by right clicking on the image itself then selecting "Properties."
pksander - Sep 2, 2004 2:06 am - Hasn't voted
Untitled CommentYeah, it's weird. I found the name of the peak on the relief topo at the Wilderness Center at Longmire. I hadn't seen a name on any other map prior to that.
Thanks much for the coordinates. I'll make the other changes when I have a bit more time, including getting more photos next time I'm in the Tatoosh (shouldn't be long....)
I plan on putting up a page for Chutla Peak (next to Eagle Peak) as well, which is oddly missing...
Cheers,
Peter
Klenke - Sep 4, 2004 7:50 pm - Voted 8/10
Untitled CommentI've checked several sources. It's actually Foss Peak not Mt. Foss. You'll want to change that.
wildstar - Nov 7, 2004 10:14 pm - Voted 10/10
Untitled CommentGood page, a few links would be nice.
pksander - Apr 24, 2005 11:23 pm - Hasn't voted
Untitled CommentThanks, man. Probably my last too, since SP'ers (you not least among them) have CO pretty much covered. BTW, when are you heading out again? Is there a summer gathering in the works? Cheers, Peter