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  1. vegematic

    Shelburne, NH: M-M Trail?

    I was hiking Mt. Crag today and I looped down around the west side on some trail that is on the AMC map. Near the bottom the trail intersects an old grassy road where there is a small cairn and a paper sign pointing back up the road reading "M-M Trail". It is blazed with standard sized...
  2. vegematic

    Sunday River, Maine Bridge Construction to popular recreational areas

    This will affect access to the trailhead for the Wright Trail up Goose Eye. It will also affect access to the "bushwhack" into the eastern end of Mahoosuc Notch. Thanks for posting that article as I had been unaware that any work was planned there. -vegematic
  3. vegematic

    Foliage Thread

    We seem to be starting early and progressing rapidly in Bethel. We might peak in the next week, but the colors seem less vivid than last year. -vegematic
  4. vegematic

    Yeah, I'm pretty fond of Unknown Pond. Haven't been there in a while, though.

    Yeah, I'm pretty fond of Unknown Pond. Haven't been there in a while, though.
  5. vegematic

    Reddington Questions

    I noticed some nice looking tent sites between the CVR and the river where the AT crosses. -vegematic
  6. vegematic

    Save the date:Sixth Annual Crawford Notch Christmas Bird Count.

    Count me in! It's refreshing to think about winter soon becoming a reality on a ghastly day like today. -vegematic
  7. vegematic

    Bear in N. Conway dumpster bites man taking out trash

    “Dumpsters are a big issue because the vast majority are not bear-proof,” said Timmins. “That’s why we really recommend dumpsters that are bear-proof.” I would suggest the dumpsters need to be human-proof as well. That is to say, the bear-proofness needs not to depend upon the human users...
  8. vegematic

    8/18/2010 Mt Katahdin

    Nice pics, unstrung. And Traveler Loop, definitely CCW and bring plenty of water. Once you leave the pond there's nothing until you are on your way down North Traveler. Here are my pics and TR from my loop last year if you want to get a sense of what it's like. Don't fear it, I don't know...
  9. vegematic

    Shell Pond Loop, a first trail run.

    With all these speedy Pemi Loop reports flying around my interest in trail running was sparked and I decided to give it a try today. Mind you, I have never liked running. In fact I've professed a strong hatred of the activity ever since I was forced to run laps in high school gym class as a...
  10. vegematic

    Unknown Pond info

    As others have said, there is nothing provided for securing your food so bring line. It is a beautiful area. Follow the campsite path all the way up before selecting your site. The loveliest sites are those at the upper end, IMHO. -vegematic
  11. vegematic

    Baxter State Park, 30 Jul - 2 Aug

    On our first full day in the park we paddled across Kidney Pond to the short trail to Lily Pad Pond and then canoed around that before returning to Kidney Pond. That evening we took the short walk over to Grassy Pond which was lovely in pre-sunset light. On our second full day I climbed the...
  12. vegematic

    Mountains in the clouds -- comments please

    Usually I would prefer one like the first one because I like to see more of the surroundings, to have more context (my personal preference, it seems most "real" photographers feel otherwise). But the peak seems to blend in and get lost among the clouds in the first one. I'd have to say my...
  13. vegematic

    Hastings Trail

    I believe it is a snow machine route in winter so probably followable. If the winter route doesn't exactly follow the old hiking trail it comes pretty close. -vegematic
  14. vegematic

    excellent customer service from Black Diamond

    This is good to know. I swore off BD products several years ago when they refused to honor a lightly used super gaiter when the rubber rand split. I might be willing to try the again if I hear more reports like this. Did their management recently change or something? -vegematic
  15. vegematic

    Thanks for the greenie, Marty! We loved the Bemis hike (our first time on it). It can only be...

    Thanks for the greenie, Marty! We loved the Bemis hike (our first time on it). It can only be more spectacular in the fall - but I say that about every hike.
  16. vegematic

    Bemis Mtn via AT and Bemis Stream

    Date of Hike: 26 July 2010 Trail Conditions: Mostly dry trail. Some muddy spots but most easily negotiated on stones or logs. Two blowdowns on Bemis Stream Trail, one was a crawl-under, the other a step-over. Most water crossings very easy. Only tricky one was on Bemis Stream crossing a...
  17. vegematic

    Hey! It was great to meet you at Corliss Camp. I hope the rest of your hike goes well.

    Hey! It was great to meet you at Corliss Camp. I hope the rest of your hike goes well.
  18. vegematic

    Doubleheads via New Path, Old Path, Ski Trail

    Date of Hike: 17 July 2010 Trail Conditions: Dry almost the entire way except for some mud holes low on the Doublehead Ski Trail. A few nuisance blowdowns on New Path on the climb of South Doublehead but all easily negotiated. Special Equipment Required: Lots of liquid on this hot day...
  19. vegematic

    Rattle River Trail, 15 July

    Date of Hike: 15 July Trail Conditions: Some mud but mostly dry until very near the ridge. Approaching ridge and trail junction there are some very wet mud holes between bog bridge sections. Bog bridges mostly in good condition but one broken. Trail is easily followed except for stream...
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