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Thanks for the green. Thanks for your trailwork efforts as well

Thanks for the Green. Hope all is well. chris

Wish I could join you. I'll be leading the weekend with CTA at Cold River Camp.

Great pictures. thanks for sharing. Love the one of the snake. I found a red-bellied in a tarp in my yard yesterday.

Canadian Mayflower violets? Rhodora Pink lady slipper

It's been a while since I've posted on here. I guess I haven't been doing much in the mountains. I've been busy in my workshop working on fixing up old tools, especially axes. Like this little hatchet: Starting to get out for some spring trailwork on my main trails on Mt. Chocorua and this...

White Mountain National Forest trailwork - Spring/Summer 2012 Arm, thanks for posting this info! Here's a few more. Go to WMNF trailwork oppotunities for details and to register. I've copied the summary details below: Forest Discovery Trail Project Description: The Discovery Trail is a...

Amazing stuff. Got to co-lead a hike on Waumbek with Randy and Quinn. Really awe inspiring.

Pretty axes but for trailwork, I prefer to buy old axe heads, refurbish, and re-handle them myself. Much cheaper.

Article in LA times. http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-forest-fee-20120229,0,1863639.story

Trails aren't all that well marked (& as JacobH says lots of 'unofficial' paths) and it's probably easy to get lost if you are unfamilar with the area. The story is a bit vague on details but sounds like they started out late and didn't return the way they came (one of two trails back to the...

Looks like a big grinder wheel to me.

New publication by UNH Coop Extension on winter (moose) ticks. http://extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource001955_Rep2885.pdf

For myself, not something I worry about. We've had a few close encounters at home (one trotting down our street) and on the roads and in the parking lot of PNVC (one walked right behind me and I didn't even know it). Of course I carry one of these on the trail so I'm not generally...

Summer: Dickies. I do trailwork mostly and find the cotton (Tsk Tsk I don't care :p) poly blend nice. Spring /Fall / early winter : Same as above with ibex woolies or Labonville wool pants Winter: Mammut castor pants or Labonville wool pants.

Similar type structures (if this is one) out in the southwest in Chaco Canyon. Mystery of Chaco Canyon

oh. Never heard of that book. Might have to check it out. thanks.

A great book. Somehow not the same for me. I'm so glad I have the paperback version.

Thanks for the green

thanks for the green.