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Nice one Petch! Looks absolutely gorgeous up there. Can't wait to get back to the White Mountains next month. Shelter looks great; I just read about it in the latest AMC Outdoors Magazine today. Good luck with the surgery. BTW, how's Henrietta doing? Donna:)

Hi Owen, Some great photos! I agree with your first paragraph; except our drive it a bit more. Welcome to the forum. Donna:)

Beautifully written. I have missed not seeing your reports on the forum. Donna:)

Nice touch; great video. Seemed a tad blustery on the summit. Donna:)

What's In the Can? Earl, just viewed your photos and was wondering what type of cookies were there in the can. Some look like molassas cookies I made a couple of weeks ago. Mike

Larissa, Fantastic shots! Have missed not seeing any of your posts for awhile. Glad you are back. Can't wait to get back to NH for a White Mountain vacation. Donna:)

Nice photos, Dan. You really need to get back and do the loop again with snowshoes. It is so beautiful. We've done it several times over the years and it can't be beat. Sorry about your "adventure" from last week too. Donna:)

Karen, Looks like a fun hike. We may have to start a "bushwacking" list for ourselves. Donna:)

Kevin, Hiking Tecumseh in the snow is a fun experience. It was a cold, snowy day when we summited a few years ago; absolutely great. Enjoyed the video immensely. Need to see more of them. Looks like a real fun day for all. Hope the cold temperatures make an appearance soon and you get...

Incredible photos, John! Especially the details of the jay in the last photo. Donna:)

Kevin, Sorry to hear of your losses. Never having met you or Brutus on the trails, we always enjoyed reading of your adventures and seeing your photos. He will be remembered as a legend in the White Mountains. Donna and Mike:)

Mark, Great report and photos once again. Good to see you persevered and took on Tom, the 3rd - 4000 footer of the hike. Now you don't have to say "gee we should have." Nice that you dropped your packs to head up to Tom. It sure helps after you've been hiking for hours. I think it makes a...

The Coppermine Trail is an quite enjoyable hike to the falls. Several years ago we began the hike just as the snow was beginning to dust the trail. By the time we reached the falls everything was coated in several inches of glistening snow. You did a fine job on the photos! Donna:)

Nice report and pictures, Phil. It's hard to believe that there is still foilage up north hanging on; here in MD the leaves have been off the trees for a few weeks. You need some cold temperatures and snow! Donna:)

I saw this as a description for a waterproof rain parka: Any ideas about what that means? Nelson Parka, Navy - 2XL Helly Hansen Size Chart Features 100% nylon 2-Ply HELLY TECH® fabric Polyester mesh and taffeta lining Seam sealed Draw cord adjustment at waist, hem and hood Hook and loop...

Jay, Nice report and photos. Always better hiking without the crowds. Brought back some memories from years ago. We wanted to hike Lassan but didn't have the time. Donna:)

Glad you liked Mt. Rose. Look forward to your pictures. Donna:)

Nice title for your hike and we surely plan to next vacation hopefully with snowshoes. A fine report and pictures too! Donna:)

Welcome, Dan. Great report and photos. 100 peaks including 70-4000 footers in less than a year is impressive in my book! Donna:)

Hi Dan, Welcome to the forum! Donna and Mike