Lost Sunglasses last Dec

[QuietHikergirlJ]

Hi Everybody,
I have lost an expensive pair of FENDI prescription sunglasses last winter December, in a hard black case in the snow on the way to street & Nye. The snow was fairly deep, I am sure it has all melted now and someone must have seen these as I think they fell out of the pocket of my pack before even crossing the stream, on the path even before Mt.Jo. I have given up on them but think it is worth one last try. k Let me know if you have seen these. Thanks Jeanne

[DSettahr]

Hi Everybody,
I have lost an expensive pair of FENDI prescription sunglasses last winter December, in a hard black case in the snow on the way to street & Nye. The snow was fairly deep, I am sure it has all melted now and someone must have seen these as I think they fell out of the pocket of my pack before even crossing the stream, on the path even before Mt.Jo. I have given up on them but think it is worth one last try. k Let me know if you have seen these. Thanks Jeanne

You might try calling the High Peaks Information Center (518-523-3441) and asking if anyone dropped them off. It's not uncommon that items lost on the trails near Heart Lake are turned in there.

Good luck!

[QuietHikergirlJ]

Thanks,
I did that several times back then, but I'll try it again now.:)

[pete_hickey]

I'm walking that way tomorrow. I'll keep an eye out for them.

[QuietHikergirlJ]

Thanks Pete,
I appreciate it, actually called there again today, last time calling, I'll be that way again 6/26 and will look for the last time. Jeanne

[pete_hickey]

I had my eyes open and looking around, and I saw some shiny black plastic which was half burried... but it was a comb that someone lost. No success. I did find someone's T-shirt, though.

A problem with loosing something in the winter, is that the winter route may not exactly follow the herd path.... for example, there is a wet muddy section where the path used to go straight. We rerouted that up a little hill, where it is dryer. With snow covered ground, however, it makes sense to go straight, following the lay of the land.

[QuietHikergirlJ]

Thanks Pete,
That is true about the trails, by the way, I can't resist, why didn't you just put down your axe and put the tee shirt on?, lol, thanks, Jeanne