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Before long you'll wonder why you waited so long! KDT

Agree with Sardog1. The hair is bleached from sun and several winters. We came across a similar spot in the Quarry/Rand area a couple of years ago, and it was full of moose bones as well. When we returned most of the bones were gone, but the hair remained. Seemed like a long way into the woods...

I took this shot of it on July 1st, 2006. Mid to late June seems to be the average time to see it. As IQuest states, it is not a safe structure to climb or to be under. A quick perusal of this page will confirm that several deaths have occurred at that exact spot from collapse, drowning, and...

At Rattlesnake Mtn. in Rumney (Rock Climber's Parking Lot) 4/26/13 Trout Lily Erythronium americanum Bloodroot Sanguanaria canadensis and Dutchman's Breeches Dicentra cucullaria Dutchman's Breeches Dicentra cucullaria Dutchman's Breeches Dicentra cucullaria Early Saxifrage Saxifraga...

George Burrows Brookside Sanctuary 4/24/13 Green Frog Rana clamitans Wake Robin Trillium erectum Wake Robin Trillium erectum Jack in the Pulpit Arisaema triphyllum Pawtuckaway 4/25/13 Marsh Marigolds Caltha palustris Bloodroot Sanguanaria canadensis Bloodroot Sanguanaria canadensis...

@ Raven- Tried to PM, but your box is full! :) KDT

Awesome, thank you! KDT

Pawtuckaway 4/22/2013 Bluets Houstonia caerulea Marsh Marigolds Caltha palustris Marsh Marigolds Caltha palustris Bloodroot Sanguanaria canadensis KDT

Definitely arrow shaped leaves on the Arrowhead. Like a sharpened spade from a deck of cards... It grows on the shore in my backyard... KDT

I think the next to last one (Arrowhead) could be Wild Calla Lily (Calla palustris) KDT

Of course! I knew it was one or the other... 8 ) With a 50/50 chance I always guess wrong! KDT

April 20, 2013 in Pawtuckaway Bloodroot Sanguanaria canadensis Wake Robin Trillium erectum Wild Columbine Aquilegia canadensis KDT

4-19-13 Lamprey River Floodplain, Epping, NH False Hellebore Veratrum viride Wood Anenome Anenome quinqueifolia Sessile-leaved Bellwort "Wild Oats" Uvularia sessilifolia Sessile-leaved Bellwort "Wild Oats" Uvularia sessilifolia Spring Beauty Claytonia caroliniana Spring Beauty...

Great shots, Nartreb! I think the turtles eyes are scaled over, just awakening from their winters sleep, similar to a snake's, they will open soon...

Happy birthday indeed! Without his vision there would be no White Mtn. National Forest! Thank you senator! KDT

Things happen for a reason: We got down from spendin' the night at Lonesome Lake in time to see John & Pepper about to leave the parking lot for Lriz' finish and we got to congratulate them all! I'll say it again, congratulations all! You too, Laura! KDT

Thanks, Breeze! KDT

April 3rd In Pawtuckaway State Park: Round-lobed Hepatica Anemone americana Mourning Cloak Nymphalis antiopa Colt's Foot Tussilago farfara KDT

I believe Mike is suggesting opening the facility in the "Spring shoulder season" in other words, late March/ April... May... before the road opens and the Cog runs. We're not talking about Winter, though there will certainly be winter conditions in those months. After daylight savings in...

If Mike Pelchat thinks it's a good idea, then I side with him. Unlike the bureaucratic naysayers he has been on the frontline for over 30 years up there and has done dozens, if not hundreds of rescues and recoveries... not having facilities open at the summit does not, IMO keep unprepared people...