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Here's a picture of the bridge that got washed out on the 19 Mile Brook trail. Here's the huge culvert that got washed out on the East Side trail. Just incredible the power of water.

Gray Jay on Mt. Tom. Chippie. Ruffed Grouse. Fisher. Ermine about to put the hurt on a Red Squirrel. Female Spruce Grouse. Red Fox. Garfield views. One step over the line. Black Fly season on West Magalloway or John it's time to go now.

Hi Dan. Give our biggest congratulations to your brother, Bill, on his 48 completion. That is awesome, Bill! It was great meeting you two (as well running into the other Dan and Mike who we met on Cabot the week before). I'm sure we'll be having more chance encounters as the years go on...

Great story and great pictures! Thanks!!

Valley Way Views

Red Rock Ridge

Ascending Monroe

Fun on Field

Bob- While June works, I take pictures. :D John

An incredible day on the ridge. Calm winds, perfect temps, fantastic visibility all led to a wonderful day. Only saw a handful of souls all day including an exuberant group of five who were whooping and hollering on summiting Lafayette. Good job guys! Fangs of ice. Mt. Liberty and a...

Hiked up Mt. Tom yesterday, had a dusting of fresh snow over some older snow, a little chilly on top with a bit of a breeze but a nice day nonetheless. A Gray Jay came to visit and gave me an opportunity to take some pictures.

6" here in Twin Mt at 1500'.

A huge congratulations Beth and Mike!!! Two nice peaks to finish on. Well done! John & June

Yes, a big congratulations to Bob on his grid finish. Here are a few pictures out of my camera. Ed making his way up as the undercast dissipates. Washington under a clear blue sky day. Where's all the snow? Not that we're complaining. On our way to Jefferson. The latest grid finisher...

Here's a picture of the wind turbines on Owlhead and Kelsey which are located in northern NH in the town of Millsfield. The picture was taken from Signal Mountain, about five miles away. This shows 14 of the 33 turbines that are running along Fish Brook Ridge, Owlhead and Kelsey Mountains...

We wanted to do a non-adventurous walk in the woods and decided upon a short hike to Wachipauka Pond which the AT runs along. We had visited the pond years ago including a hike over Mt. Mist and Webster Slide Mountain but today was just a visit to the pond. Here we go. We think these are...

It was pretty much a whack from Hogback to Green. Then there's a "magical" path from Green to Dickey. :D

Hey Barb, I went in from the Millbrook Rd. side and followed the old trail to Fisher, did the loop and then walked the Brown Ash Swamp bike path back to Millbrook Rd. A fun day. John

I don't think there is an "easy" route between Hogback and Green. For me, it varied from open to thick to very thick along the way. The woods did open up on the Green summit approach though so that was nice.

Wow! Nice job, Paradox.