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Plus it's got the Mt. Washington Fox on the cover! I brought it to work today to read at lunch time (or when no one is watching).

Here are my 3 favorites from this summer's trip to the Scottish Highlands. The rainbow kept coming and going as we descended, so we just waited for it to come in bright for the photo. http://community.webshots.com/photo/519322886/519324888pLcgkz...

Yes, sorry didn't mention that. Plymouth, Vermont.

When we went up there and found the mine, there was an old man (again I was just a kid then) panning for gold in the brook. He pulled out a glass jar and showed us a small nugget that he claimed came from the brook. The mine is on the left side of the brook as you are going up stream. I can't...

Wow, I haven't thought about Devil's Den in many years. I think I was probably 6-7 years old when my father took us to visit it (43 years ago). Are the Plymouth caves you are talking about on the West side of Rt 100, North of the lakes? If so, we explored those maybe 2-3 years later. There...

A few years ago, there were 3-4 turkeys that hung out in the parking lot where I worked. When it rained, they would huddle under the roof by the employee entrance, not letting anyone in or out. We would have to walk around the building to the main entrance. This was just outside the city of...

I think you mean his brother ChewBarka!

I would lean toward Moose, as I never ever saw this until late 70's when Moose started making their way into Vermont in quantities. Only trees I've ever seen bear marks on were Beech trees.

I'll add a couple of Vermont ones: Bridgwater Chataugue (spelling?) Gold Mines - one is stable and goes in quite a ways Plymouth Gold mine - not stable don't go in. Boiling Springs on the side of Bloodroot Mountain (Chittenden) Also Original Chittendon Village currently under Chittendon...

In Scotland this summer, my wife and I came upon some people shouting across a steep ravine to some hikers on the other side that we couldn't see. They had apparently bushwacked up the other side and were now stuck as there was a drop off of about 100 feet to the river below and they said they...

If I recall my Vermont Geography class from UVM correctly (and it was a long tome ago), nost of Philadelphia ended up absorbed into the town of Chittendon, which is why Chittendon is the largest town in Vermont (again from memory, so maybe not completely correct).

Enjoyed his (Tom Eslick) novels very much. He also has/had some records that he put out in the mid 1970's that are very good. I have them on vinyl, don't know if they were ever put out on CD or if he released more since then. Acoustic singer/songwriter type of stuff.

Now I need a new keyboard - there is coffee all over mine!

The Attitash resort hotels in Bartlett (but not this weekend as there will be 20 rugby teams there!) Most of us were able to get rooms in the $50-80 range, some with jacuzzi's.

I saw one last night in Pelham, NH about 100 yards from Mass border. I've seen more in the last two years in Southern NH, Northern MA than I did growing up in Vermont.

You are not alone in Ascutney being your favorite. It has been mine forever, despite breaking my leg skiing it. Nice to see it getting respect.

I spent 2 years in Texas (Dallas area) and will never, ever leave New England. The Change of seasons and rapid change of weather are what make it so great.

The old Killington Hotel road, which is close to the Bucklin trail but mostly South of it and really hard to find.

The old Killington Hotel road, which is close to the Bucklin trail but mostly South of it and really hard to find.

Has anyone ever bushwacked Mendon Peak from the South? I remember from many many years ago a jeep road that would get you in pretty close.