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Yikes! Eek! Wow!

Better hurry before they're gone! I ran into one while riding my horse 3 yrs ago. The horse went one way and I went the other, fracturing my hip. It had a nice rack though....

I've got a bunch that have tore up my field real good. I wonder if that is what is killing my lilac tree? (Eating roots maybe?) I try to deal with it since I don't have a vegetable garden but I do worry about the holes and my horses breaking their legs in them.

We hiked skookumchuck to north Lafayette and below the red maples were peaking and falling off the trees along with birches. Things appeared in full color up there today. Beautiful!

That sounds eerily familiar to the lower cascade mill in berlin that is trying to make a go of it but is open infrequently it appears due to lack of work. Sad for the people in Millinocket given how far north it is. They would likely have to retrain or move I would guess.

When your entire bookcase is dedicated to hiking guide books, your always late for work because you just want to check out one more trail on a map, read one more post on a forum, etc. and when you own more hiking boots and clothes than work shoes or clothes and you have to dig to the bottom of...

Hey neat thread: Ok 1) I usually carry map in my pocket for quick reference, and sometimes in my pack, never in my car unless I forgot :rolleyes: 2) 4x7 because the more info the better IMHO. A year ago I purchased the new larger AMC maps at the Mtn. Wanderer and surprisingly I am quite happy...

Congrats! Great trip report. Glad to hear you like your hokas I'm planning on buying a pair this week to make my running more pleasurable. Glad to hear a good review on them. I hope someday to do the mahoosucs. Only have done hayes. Sounds Like y liu turned lemons in to lemonade with the downpour.

I wasn't saying it as a negative, but I will add that a lot of the prison workers bought housing outside of berlin, that the downtown businesses continue to struggle, given that there are empty blocks, and burned out buildings. It appears that Gorham is probably benefiting more from the atv...

I guess they should try Berlin ' strategy, a massive landfill that takes everyone's garbage, a humongous atv park, throw in some snowmobiles a motel or campground, biomass plant, hydrostation, 2 prisons and they'll be fine.

I am so glad I already went up there last weekend and not this coming weekend. I'd forgotten about until I saw it in the paper last saturday. Thanx for posting this.

I will thanx! Not far of a drive for me even better!

When I drove up tripoli rd on Saturday there was a long line of cars at the Osceola parking lot. FWIW my laconia connections said it was unusually quiet in town to their surprise.

Interesting I'll have to check this out on a day I don't feel like driving to hike.

The news made it sound like there was quite a crowd, but the busiest day seemed like Sunday when they were all leaving and even that didn't seem as bad as some years. They're already talking about the 100th anniversery. I'll be sure to be out if new England that year.

I'm bookmarking this so i won't forget! Maybe someone van bump the thread come october!

This stinks. thanks for posting this.

Cool and thanx!

I think so far it is fairly quiet for some strange reason. I am sure as the weekend gets closer volume will pick up.

Interesting, my husband being a rock climber would be all for that. I went part way and got a good view of Kearsarge, but gave up when it went on and on. Apparently it is marked.