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Any further info on this? Was hoping to go up there this weekend...this is a bit of a buzzkill...

Wasn't busy when I was there Saturday...hiked in at 3AM...was out by 8AM. But probably met about 1500 confused glances on the way down that morning... All alone in the bowl! 206473_10150218279067387_156147782386_9019691_987556_n by Jim Salge, on Flickr

Last year... Last year, April 4th was the first day I found Hepatica in bloom on the southern slopes of the Pawtuckaway mountains. It was following a warm spell, and set up everything being about two weeks early last year. I'll walk there today or tomorrow, but am not expecting to see these...

Was just thinking about this! Saw my first crocuses in southern NH...which means that woodland flowers are about a week away. Probably some skunk cabbage getting going in the thawing wetlands...

A nice winter... A few favorites from the winter months... A frigid morning scene... Frigid Bridge #2 Mount Washington Valley... Mount Washington Valley Mount Madison from the Ramparts... Madison from Carter Notch... And most recently..Sunday morning sunrise on Kearsarge North to...

In addition, I've been doing some reading about how the increased open water around the arctic with actually increase the strength of the continental arctic highs, and produce more winters with the blocking pattern schemes that we are seeing this winter. Maybe. Again, the fact is that...

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Love the team effort that this sort of event brings out in many people. I think it's fair to say that as amazing an athlete and hiker as Farmer is, he couldn't do this alone this year! That is BY NO MEANS minimizing the feat, but merely highlighting the wonderful community of hikers we have in...

GREAT PHOTOS...what a year we've had. Giving this a friendly bump, as we are missing collections from more than a few avid hiking shutterbugs!

My Top 10! My photography this year has been rather productive, but I didn't get out nearly as much as I would have liked after switching jobs. But, that's life, and I'm thankful for any time spent in the outdoors. Here's my Top 10 in chronological order! Carter Notch Fox - A light snowfall...

Great shots...nice way to start off the thread!

About this time every year, we all begin to recap and recall the year in hiking, and reflect upon all of the wonderful places we've been. Many of us take our camera along with us, and capture special moments. These may be aestetically beautiful, or capture something with a special meeting. I...

I echo, and am glad to hear that I am echoing the the sentiments in this thread. I don't use HDR, and use Grad Filter, and an occasional double processed RAW to get the desired range. It's actually become quite easy to blend two exposures together in photoshop by hand, and will yield FAR...

And also, though I don't have great shots of it, Mascot Pond in Gorham is nice as well...

Great thread idea... Reflection Pond, Shelburne... Cherry Pond, Jefferson... Conway Lake, Conway Auto Road Pond, Pinkham Notch Jericho Lake, Berlin Willey House Pond, Crawford Notch AND of course, Chocorua...

Actually, it happened in late February... The avalanche actually occurred in late february, along with some even bigger slides off of Clay. All caught on the MWO Presidentails webcam... Some shots... http://www.mountwashington.org/weather/f6/2010/02.pdf IF you look at the F6 data...

Hmmm...so book time is 30 minutes per mile and per 1000 feet. And you AVERAGED somewhere about 18 minutes a mile...with a little vertical thrown in here and there. Not bad...

6AM! The sun now rises after 6AM...making sunrise hikes so (ooooo) much more tolerable. I ran up to Lafayette from Greenleaf yesterday morning. Just a few clouds in the sky, and the alpenglow was intense. Need to go back for some different style shots...but it was a GREAT morning up...

Just an incredible accomplishment...congrat to Steve...and thanks for all you've contributed to the hiking community along the way!

That is a cool view...might be worth returning in autumn!