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    Got a parking ticket at Kearsage North today

    I agree. Terrible job parking, Peakbagger. 🙂
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    New Hampshire snow in the 3000'-4000' range?

    Why? Because of THE GRID!
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    Supporting Membership

    Really? In that case, I think that a lot of us would contribute whatever it takes to get rid of the ads.
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    N.E. Clean Power Connect in Maine - Should we care ?

    Yes, you are right, I was confusing endangered species. In the end, the snail darter did not stop the Tellico Dam as the SCOTUS gave the dam the green light. But then the snail darter was found recovering elsewhere from earlier transplant efforts, and the snail darter was downgraded from...
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    N.E. Clean Power Connect in Maine - Should we care ?

    I think that the little, unassuming, endangered snail darter killed the Dickey-Lincoln project. 🙂
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    Pepper--One of the greatest New England hiking dogs

    The two of them always put a smile on my face as I hiked up while they were hiking down. 🙂
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    N.E. Clean Power Connect in Maine - Should we care ?

    The reason that QH should not be considered ”green.”
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    Supporting Membership

    Yeah, I got the same solicitation recently to upgrade my membership. I do not think that the new ownership should need additional funds given the bundle that they must be raking in from ads. If this ownership is anything like that for the college hockey board in which I participate (my only...
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    Who remembers Moss Tents and other innovators of the time?

    I was just sorting through a huge cardboard box of old camping stuff that I have not used in decades, and lo and behold I found a dozen Gerry and REI (copycats) food tubes. The plastic in about half the tubes was badly decayed, but the other half appear to be fine. But, I agree with Skiguy, they...
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    Looking for backcountry camping opportunity near waterfalls.

    Oops, my fault, I did not realize that I was replying in the New York Backcountry section. Looks like you now have some great suggestions closer to home. Welcome to VftT!
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    Looking for backcountry camping opportunity near waterfalls.

    Ethan Pond lean-to is 2.5 miles in from Rte 302 in Crawford Notch, with a 2.5-mile hike to Thoreau Falls. Bring your snowshoes!
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    New Hampshire snow in the 3000'-4000' range?

    Edmands Path on Ike this past Saturday afternoon went from patchy snow at around 3000 ft to 2-3 ft snow depths at 4000 ft and 3+ ft on the balcony traverse to the col. All snow soft and deeply post-holed. Mostly snow-free above tree-line on Ike’s cone.
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    Torngat Mountains

    Over 19 years later, and I still have not been there, although have flown over several more times on way to/from Baffin Island, which is much easier to access than the Torngats.
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    Outdoor movie thread

    To provide some background for ‘The Wild Life,’ the oldie but goodie ‘Mountain of Storms, A Legendary Road Trip’ is freely available by Patagonia (google it). This film (52:27) is about the 1968 Viva Los Fun Hogs van expedition from Ventura, California, to Patagonia by Yvon Chouinard, Doug...
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    Fall at Tuck's this past weekend

    Will make return to wedding photography boring, no?
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    Fall at Tuck's this past weekend

    Back-country skiers and snowboarders are a pretty laid back groups. :)
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    in the Concord Monitor - Opinion: Limit overcrowding in Mount Washington backcountry skiing through sign-up system

    Ha, ha, ha! This suggestion really made me laugh. Limits will be placed on the numbers skiing on Mt. Washington when limits are placed on the numbers hiking on trails (or bushwhacking) in the Whites. Hint: neither is ever going to happen. :)
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    Baxter State Park looking for a new director

    New BSP Director has been hired...
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    Fall at Tuck's this past weekend

    I was impressed by the high percentage of skiers and boarders carrying short axes on their packs when I visited the Ravine last Thursday. Talked to a pair of skiers who were able to descend continuously 4300 vertical ft from the summit parking lot to Pinkham via the East Snowfields, Central...
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