Complex log analysis without a computer

Quotes that stuck with me recently: · Kindness is costless but also priceless – Warren Buffet · Save incorrect lines: In drawing, you save a lot of time by keeping the incorrect lines because that ensures you don’t repeat them. · Figure out your edge. How do you beat Bobby

Pacific Northwest: Walking the trails on the first snow of the season

Pacific Northwest: Rain and early snow fill mountain creeks

Pacific Northwest: Early Winter snow dusts the mountains

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Graph capabilities integrated into Microsoft Sentinel.

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Quotes that stuck with me recently: • “Don’t quit today—that’s emotion. Quit tomorrow. If you can keep quitting tomorrow, you can do anything.” • “Life disguised growth as failure.” • A compliment: “Thank you for being you.” • “Rejoice for the thorns have roses.” • “Your

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There was much more to explore, we were losing daylight, and had a hard return hike ahead of us. We headed back to camp. In my tent I thought of those times 120 years ago and how the miners slept under same trees, peaks, and stars as I slept that night. I will definitely be

Almost miraculously right away we found artifacts. Holding the tools and items belonging to the men in those photographs, I felt a thread through history vibrate.

Last Saturday we hiked in. 6 miles of trail, 1 mile of boot paths and washouts, and 1 mile straight uphill. We got there. We were in high apline country.

I enlisted a hiking buddy, Matt Swann, who would be up for the unknown. I previously hiked a section of the Pacific Crest Trail with him.

I decided to visit the mine, to see this history. One problem: there is no longer a trail to the mine. I chose a map from 1952. If the mountaineers could get there, maybe so could I. I built a route from this. It would use a combination of trail, abandoned trail, and then just

A lot of what we know is because Lawrence took those photos and wrote on the back of them key details and context.

The elder David Denny owned the mine. Every summer the Denny boys would ride up the trail and work the mine. The Four Brothers peaks are named for the Denny family members who worked the mine. There is a stone where they carved their names at the top of Chikamin peak above the