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Texas Complete

Postby John Kirk » Fri Sep 25, 2009 12:40 pm

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Re: Texas Complete

Postby Layne Bracy » Fri Sep 25, 2009 10:13 pm

In under a month! Very nice.
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Re: Texas Complete

Postby kirkmallory » Sun Sep 27, 2009 9:36 pm

Awesome! I did a trip to some Texas 8ers & 7ers in February - I'm glad I can check them off.

One that seems to be missing - 8342:

http://mapper.acme.com/?ll=31.94568,-104.82386&z=15&t=T

I believe this is the key saddle - 7860, giving it a prominence of 482:

http://mapper.acme.com/?ll=31.93479,-104.82948&z=15&t=T

It's described on Summitpost as "Mt. Pratt" although we probably should just list it as 8342:

http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/153416/mount-pratt.html
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Re: Texas Complete

Postby John Kirk » Mon Sep 28, 2009 9:34 pm

kirkmallory wrote:
One that seems to be missing - 8342:



Added - had it on one version of the Culberson file, but not the one I finalized. :oops:
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Re: Texas Complete

Postby BarryRaven » Fri Oct 02, 2009 4:19 pm

Sweet! I'll be updating my lists soon.
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Re: Texas Complete

Postby Steve Knapp » Tue Oct 06, 2009 1:38 pm

Thanks John! I might be visiting the inlaws again over Thanksgiving and may have to hit some of these. I wish there was a way to see where they are all at visually. I know most are in SW Texas but it's a huge state and I'd like to see if there are any on my driving routes. Guess I'll have to get familiar with the county names.
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Re: Texas Complete

Postby kirkmallory » Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:05 pm

All but 2 of the ranked eighters are in Guadalupe National Park. I did all the ones in the park over 2 days this past President's Day weekend. The first day I did El Capitan, Guadalupe, Shumard, Bartlett, and Bush - an 11 hour & 39 minute day. It's off trail in desert-like brush to El Cap, mainly out-and-back from Guadalupe (I left the trail a little below the summit), then it's all off trail & slow from Guadalupe over the rest of the summits to Bush. From Bush, I took the Bush Mtn & Tejas Trails back down to the trailhead.

The 2nd day I did 8342 and Hunter Peak from the Bear Canyon Trail - after first going to Frijole BM. Two contours north of the 8243 point could have possibly been 8260 & therefore made Frijole BM a soft-ranked peak, but my feeling was that 8243 was the high point. 8342 was a not-too-bad bushwhack from the trail in The Bowl, then back on trail to Hunter Peak. Bush & Hunter are connected by a long trail.

Steve, with your speed, I bet you could all seven of those ranked eighters in a day!
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Re: Texas Complete

Postby John Kirk » Tue Oct 06, 2009 8:34 pm

Steve Knapp wrote: I wish there was a way to see where they are all at visually. I know most are in SW Texas but it's a huge state and I'd like to see if there are any on my driving routes. Guess I'll have to get familiar with the county names.


You can use this:
http://www.listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/gm ... 3&State=TX
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