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Interesting story Tenzing. Not too many Americans, women even less, submitted Everest in the 80s or 90s. The Himalayan Database keeps all stats and records of all summiteers, so you can search if your Mom reach the top of the Earth. She prolly did the Everest Base Camp Trek. From Kathmandu, Nepal u ...

Hey, welcome back. I'm "back" myself, with a new screen name.
The forum crashed about a year or so and every single post was gone.

Everyone had to sign up again...and begin from scratch.

BTW....what's the back story behind your avatar?
I ask because I've been fascinated with Everest...followed the last few climbing seasons, seen every youtube vid, read lots of articles online, etc.

No, I don't climb...in from FL...just love the topic.

Tenzing_Norgay wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 2:06 pm You're dating yourself by picturing the old-fangled "twisted pair" that was used in the 60's/70's/80's...gramps.

OK, I opened up my panel and those are indeed the wires...you got me there.

But gramps?? I can probably be your father but notta gramps...yet!

Typical libtard mindset...
Blame the object...not the nutcase behind the trigger.

Thxs Ryan...I remember you as well!

This is not good fMakes me want to go back to a twisted pair land line and a hard wire system. LOL! The wiring is not twisted nowadays...but you're absolutely correct. My home is hard wired, every door and window has is protected and wired independent of each other straight to the control box. Mode...

Welcome back...I'm back too.
I'm the "member formerly known as dolfan.

I've visited your site...awesome work.
BTW, I remember the events leading up to your "departure" and the others.

That event as well as Moe's heavy ban hammer drove away many...myself included

Wow...may he RIP. I remember Eric from his posts. Sadly, I never got the opportunity to meet him. He was a dedicated marksman.

Sorry for your loss.