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http://www.vftt.org/forums/showthread.php?t=9544&highlight=carlo October 2005?

Ugh. This thing has been rejected three times now. Twice by LURC and once by the state's Wind Power Task Force who, despite heavy lobbying from the developer, did not include Redington/Black Nubble in areas of the state with an expedited permitting process. This is a terrible location for...

Hey Jay, I haven't had computer access all week but it appears to be up and running now. We need to get together and hike sometime. Any chance you'll be making up to Maine this year? Hope things are well.

Thanks for the Happy Birthday!

Thanks for the Happy Birthday! Hope things are well.

Thanks for the Happy Birthday!

Are you implying that localized variation in snowfall due to topography is speculative? If it's data you want, go to NOAA's interactive snow model. http://www.nohrsc.nws.gov/interactive/html/map.html Zoom in on the northeast. Next to the STATIONS overlay, select label. This will give...

I like the interactive snow model. Numerous model layers and the ability to zoom. http://www.nohrsc.nws.gov/interactive/html/map.html

Pretty cool satellite image... http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/modis-today/index.php?satellite=t1&product=true_color&date=2008_10_23_297&overlay_sector=false&overlay_state=true&overlay_coastline=true&sector=USA4&resolution=1000m

Sounds like they are ok... http://news.mainetoday.com/updates/033919.html

Hey Jay, Looks like you had a couple of good trips up to Baxter. I've been regularly spending an October weekend at Daicey Pond for the last 4 years. As beautiful as it is in the fall, I really enjoyed seeing it in the winter... hopefully I'll be ble to get up there next winter. Nice trip...

I like the interactive snow model for decent estimates of snow depth. Zoom in on the NE and select Snow Depth from the drop down menu on the left. NOAA Interactive snow model

I've never had the pleasure of meeting you Neil but you and your family are most certainly in my thoughts. I'm so very sorry for your loss. Kevin

Here are my two favorites from '07... Avery Peak in January View from Goose Eye Mountain Cool thread. Lots of excellent pictures so far.

Nice pictures! Bigelow is one of my favorites.

I bought a pair of Meade Kestrel binocs last year and have been very happy with them. They seem to be of high quality and have held up well. The coolest feature is the near focus of around 4 feet. I've never had a pair that allowed you to focus on objects so close to you. Check 'em out!

I haven't seen it yet but plan to. I'm also going to buy the soundtrack as I'm a big Ed Vedder fan.

Portland Press Herald blogger Carey Kish recently posted some pictures from a backpacking trip along the AT this past weekend. Given the subject of this thread, I though some might enjoy looking at the pics... particularly the ones about half way down. PPH Blog

The snow line was pretty low in Baxter Sunday morning. The Daicey Pond Ranger said Chimney Pond was reporting 1.5" at 7:00. It was nice to see snow again...

The Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands recently released a management plan for the Flagstaff Region, which includes the Mount Abraham Unit. I haven't had time to read it all but there may be some mention of the trail along the ridge in it. It can be downloaded here. A quick summary I pulled out...