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I do understand what you are thinking about, and its absolutely alright to think about it that way, but keeping your opinion personal could have the best thing to do. Or may be better, you could alway …

I personally don't think that it should be a major issue. On TGO we have 3,505 questions so far and I don't think adding one to it is an issue, unless its not directly suited. While I do agree about …

I'd strongly suggest to take this answer as from a user than a moderator. The only reason which justifies closing this question (or keeping it that way) from my perspective is, that I truly believe th …

I personally tend to be okay with such questions because we aren't SO or a similar programming Q&A. However, I agree to the point that there should be a line drawn and anything on the other-side of it …

I'll suggest The Base Camp :D

How about The Mountain Hut ?

Excellent idea mate. I know I am one of the regulars who have had been (forced) away for quite a long time. And, as I returned to my regular job place again today in the morning, I plan to get back in …

I personally don't think we should be having any problems with these questions, unless its not really person-dependent and trivial. We all go outdoors, we all have had good times, great times and tou …

This was clicked on 7th July 2017, at Mt. Kanamo (5974 m). "Somewhere between the bottom of the climb and the summit is the answer to the mystery why we climb" - Greg Child.

These cute-little Bar-headed goose would follow their mother everywhere. Picture taken on July 2018, at Tso Moriri 4,522 m/14,836 ft.

This is a picture of burnt soil people use to make bricks. Clicked on macro mode deliberately against the light. Date: About March 2017. Place: India.

My first ever click with a macro lens. Its flower, I don't know the name of, usually found in monsoon. Date: About August 2017. Place: India.

Lifelines of lifelines if we can call it so. Macro of a leaf against the sunlight. Date: About January 2019. Place: India.

A cheese cube, good camera, rain and waterfalls... what else should one desire for on a monsoon trek? This was clicked July last year, en-route a trek, in a stream where we all slipped and fell co …

My hat which is now 12 years old, has become a significant part of my trekking gear. It has been with me through scorching heat and torrential rains. It has been with me during my hikes around low-la …