We were just a few days behind you as we summitted on Thursday, the 24th. A group from Wisconsin was also on the mountain and they were camped near the waterfall. 12 of them altogether. Congrats to you and your family for doing this one. Its a long day and you get to fight mosquitos later in the day at camp. If you have pictures, you will probably get some votes on this page. BTW, there is a summitpost page for Cloud Peak that you can attach this report to.
http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/150249/cloud-peak.html
Thanks, and good job finishing the summit. I have to agree with you, the mosquitos there are bad. I am going to attach some photos on here soon, and i saw that site, they give some good
information there.
How do you gain power or vote, i also need to know how to attach those images.
Thanks again.
Power rating is based on submission of a lot of quality material and if you look at the top rated members of this group and check their submissions, you will begin to see what I mean. Images are attached by going to the mountain page, in this case, Cloud Peak and clicking on the Add Image or Add Trip report line located on the left side of the page (under Contribute). Your trip report can be added that way by clicking on the Add Trip Report and then using the Attach existing line. Images can be added by clicking on the Add Image and then on the Create New. Its pretty easy and you'll catch the hang of it in no time. I'm looking forward to seeing your pics and I'll add a few as well once I take the time to download them from my camera.
Take the number that identifies the pic and put that number in the slot for primary image that is found when you go into edit mode.
The edit mode is at the top of the trip report. Click on that and scroll down until you find the spot for the primary image. Plug in the pic number and voila, you'll have a primary image for your trip report.
Hey Wiktoria,
You should click on the attach/detach link above this page and make the Cloud Peak page a parent instead of a related page. That way it will show up alongside the other Cloud Peak trip reports...
Dean - Jul 26, 2008 3:53 pm - Voted 10/10
Interestingly enoughWe were just a few days behind you as we summitted on Thursday, the 24th. A group from Wisconsin was also on the mountain and they were camped near the waterfall. 12 of them altogether. Congrats to you and your family for doing this one. Its a long day and you get to fight mosquitos later in the day at camp. If you have pictures, you will probably get some votes on this page. BTW, there is a summitpost page for Cloud Peak that you can attach this report to.
http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/150249/cloud-peak.html
Wiktoria Plawska - Jul 27, 2008 6:33 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Interestingly enoughThanks, and good job finishing the summit. I have to agree with you, the mosquitos there are bad. I am going to attach some photos on here soon, and i saw that site, they give some good
information there.
How do you gain power or vote, i also need to know how to attach those images.
Thanks again.
Dean - Jul 27, 2008 6:45 pm - Voted 10/10
Re: Interestingly enoughPower rating is based on submission of a lot of quality material and if you look at the top rated members of this group and check their submissions, you will begin to see what I mean. Images are attached by going to the mountain page, in this case, Cloud Peak and clicking on the Add Image or Add Trip report line located on the left side of the page (under Contribute). Your trip report can be added that way by clicking on the Add Trip Report and then using the Attach existing line. Images can be added by clicking on the Add Image and then on the Create New. Its pretty easy and you'll catch the hang of it in no time. I'm looking forward to seeing your pics and I'll add a few as well once I take the time to download them from my camera.
Wiktoria Plawska - Jul 31, 2008 4:58 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Interestingly enoughOkay thanks, i attached an image, but how do you attach a primary image?
Dean - Aug 1, 2008 11:04 pm - Voted 10/10
Re: Interestingly enoughTake the number that identifies the pic and put that number in the slot for primary image that is found when you go into edit mode.
The edit mode is at the top of the trip report. Click on that and scroll down until you find the spot for the primary image. Plug in the pic number and voila, you'll have a primary image for your trip report.
musicman82 - Oct 8, 2009 11:59 pm - Voted 10/10
Good workHey Wiktoria,
You should click on the attach/detach link above this page and make the Cloud Peak page a parent instead of a related page. That way it will show up alongside the other Cloud Peak trip reports...
Take care,
Tim