Happy 6 month Anniversary

The first post went up 6 months ago on November 2nd. So far we have over 6,500 hits. Each day the number of unique visitors is roughly half the number of hits. This means about 20 unique visitors a day with about 10 first time visitors a day. If one counts the cummalitive number of unique visitors I'm sure it is far less. Judging by the number of comments that get left this works out to about 500 hits per comment (excluding the 3 or so regular commenters). There doesn't seem to be a single day where the hits peak. Of course weekends always see slow traffic.




So with the anniversary, I thought I would just give readers a run down on the posters.

Chris Morris

Our newest contributor, and the connection to the pass. He is intending to put up some mountain bike oriented information, as well as get out the old folk off their keesters! He is currently off on a trip for a few months.

Chris Goble

That's me, the ever moving, ever balding Watertonite. I tend to post on kayaking, science, as well as anything else I can think of to keep things going.

Dave Stephen's

Dave run one of the original version of a blog up on his very popular website, The 200lb Flame Thrower . com. So far no posts from Dave, but I am sure he quest for all the peaks in the Park will generate more than a few scrambling posts over the summer.

Blair Piggot

Blair is our local welder and business stress case. He is out every week gragging others along as he impersonates a rope gun. He's the man for back country skiing and climbing.

Joe McKay

Probably back up in Banff running his guiding business. Joe's been on the routes the rest of us dream of.

Mark Iwaasa

Another 90's era climber who has gone and gotten soft in a Kayak. We are still waiting for Mark's first post. When it comes, expect something about making your own gear. He's the pro.

Rob Hagler

Rob is our Glacier connection. Having put up a number of routes down at Blackleaf, and now living in Whitefish with a new child, chances are he knows someone who has done that alpine rock route you have been thinking about for the last few years.

Scott Harms

Scott has the most gear of anyone I know. WIth his line of work, I hope he has a good insurance policy for it all. Scott posts on the climbing in the park, as well as all the nice new toys one could want.