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Those are Trailing Arbutus, or Mayflower...very early to see them in Barrington, but not a surprise this year!

Went to Pawtuckaway today with Kevin today, and found lots of hepatica in bloom. Earliest I've found it at this location was April 3/4 in 2010. Most years it's been after April 10th. Pssst...it's still March... by Jim Salge, on Flickr Found some Colt's foot as well on Reservation road on...

That just looks killer! Nice shots and vid! And congrats on getting out on a great day!

It shouldn't necessarily be, but it's that time THIS year again. Crocuses in my neighborhood are blooming, and with two days in the 70s in early march, the 80's in the forecast, folks who hike the Ossipees, Belknaps and Pawtuckaways should be seeing the hepatica VERY soon! This thead is a way...

Hiked up Cherry... Hiked up Cherry/Martha first, and took Martha's mile over. Am I to understand correctly that the Owl's head trail itself is closed???

Love that view... Really need to spend more time there...love that view! Thanks for the reminder and report!

The other Owl's Head...Probably one of the best views for effort in the Whites! Have always wanted a blazing alpenglow shot from this peak, and yet it eludes me. Have always found clouds either on the peak or at the horizon. Fortunately, it's an easy hike (save the last 50 yards!!) and I could...

That's pretty much killer! What great experiences you had, and were able to share!

Frost is a deposition of H2O molecules that undergo a phase change directly from gas (high energy) to solid (low energy). This process occurs a single molecule at a time, and is extremely exothermic (heat releasing). As a parcel of air cools, it will reach a saturation vapor pressure within...

Great start to the thread! I love that the thread is always a great mix of personal, doccumentary and stunning! I had a great year with my photography, but not a great year with hiking. I ended up with sprained arches this fall, and rested a few months to heal. I'm in good shape now, and am...

Okay...that's a little wierd! Karl...love that spot...go in the spring...LOTS of wildflowers!

Many of us take our camera along with us all year, and we capture special moments in all seasons in some amazing places. These may be aestetically beautiful, or capture something with a special meaning to us personally. I invite you all to join me in looking through your photo vault this New...

One is just too limiting...I'll vote for a top ten thread as we get closer to the new year...but... This shot from long pond in benton is my favorite of the year... Morning Stretch... by Jim Salge, on Flickr

The good news is that the sun is nearing the peak of it's solar cycle, so for the next two or three years, opportunities will come much more frequently than they have since 2005. There were many great storms during 2000 through 2004, and the cycle is typically 11 years or so, which means that...

Glad to see you are getting out again! Love the Moats...and that first shot of the blueberry scrub is awesome!

That moose has been hanging out there for about two weeks...seen lots of shots of it...none better than yours! Nice hike too!

Love larches...they actually may peak a bit later, and the color may not be all the way in yet. Pondicherry is a go to larch place!

Hiked up last night hoping for sunset light from the ledges. It poured most of the way up. Then...this happened...and this is why I hike! Dramatic Sky Over Mount Morgan by Jim Salge, on Flickr

It's become absolutely essential for me...second Tim...a must download!

Tim and John...Great Pics... I spent the better part of the last 24 hours around Mount Clay. It's amazing how fast this melted out in yesterday morning's sun. Here's a shot from Saturday night...and an obligatory shot from Sunday morning :) Snow on Washington by Jim Salge, on Flickr...