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We have stayed at the Jefferson Notch cabins in Randolph, close to the Appalachia parking lot. They have kitchenettes and are strict about quiet time which can be important in snowmobile season. http://www.jeffnotchmotel-cabins.com/index.htm

Thanks Sabrina. This event always gets me into the winter mood. Gotta ski, gotta ski...

Thanks Mark, your presence would have made it that much better.

Thanks, Alan. And to Barbara too for adding your scintillating presences to our humble soiree.

Thanks Dave. You always add so much to the potlucks. People love being served random bits of succulent meat. Great that your wife could come. I'm sending her a healing wish.

She is growing into a real beauty. Great that the hike was a success, not that you expected otherwise, I'm sure. Thanks for the loan of your husband last night.

Thanks to our guests for a stellar evening! There are no casualties so far as I know, the police drove by a few times but didn't stop, and everyone brought the most amazing food! Prino tried valiantly to count bodies, but people kept moving around and his best guess was close to 60. Some new...

Oh all right, I understand...

The managers at work took a simplified version of this test many years ago, when we scored ourselves as RED (goal-oriented), BLUE (people-oriented), or GREEN (task-oriented). I'm green, a list-lover and peakbagger, and proud of it! I guess reds don't necessarily want to climb the peak, they...

That's OK, we'll just pass it around and lick it.

I've never hiked in the ADK's south of the High Peaks, so I enjoyed your report very much. Nice that you were able to capture some of that warm golden late fall light.

Thanks Kevin, it's a beautiful tribute to the Whites. We once had a "well-traveled" hiker that we met on Kearsarge North describe our mountains as "just foothills." I still bristle at that.

Earl, No matter how bad the conditions are, or the weather, you always make your hikes sound so enticing!

You sprain your ankle on Waumbek and can't get your foot into your boot the next day. You wonder if they carry big boots at Foster's. Everyone goes to climb Adams and leave you crying and cleaning the motel room.

When for one of a million reasons you are unable to reach the summit, and you repeat "We could have done it!" ad nauseum over the next 24 hours.

Are you working on the NE 3K's? I'd have been thrilled to have your reports as guides when Pat and I were thrashing around in the ME-NH borderlands.

Only 3" in Lexington MA, but we lost large limbs off our huge maples. We could hear them crashing down during a rather sleepless night. Leo was terrified and had to sleep on top of us. Momentary power loss but we just got cable/internet back.

Great news. I just wish they could tell us what they are doing out there!

Just wonderful! We were on Eastman Mt on 10/22 and the colors were amazing, both near and far.

Uh, not in my backyard!