The Photo Below Mine is ...

[weatherman]

This one is still my best moose pic (and still my avatar) though now 10 years old. Taken with an old flip phone camera too, no telephoto or anything! We were probably 20 feet away, on the Chimney Pond Trail near Basin Ponds.

TPBM is a monorail not located in Disney World.

 

[Billy]

This isn't what you meant, but ..... bridge with one rail is sort of a monorail.

TPBM is so cold you didn't want to take your camera out, but you're glad you did.

 

[ExploreTheEast]

It was about 5 degrees out when my friend had the idea to build a little igloo.



TPBM is the result of some delicious backcountry cooking!

 

[KV]

Back at the campsite, but cooked and eaten outside so that counts, right?

TPBM makes you, the one who took the photo, smile at the memory

 

[SherpaWill]

Nearing sunset on West Bond, during a backpacking trip in the Pemi with some old friends.



TPBM is a Northern Presidential night hike in Winter.

 

[KV]

Seems to have stalled - so here is a northern Presidential hike, in winter (Madison, early March 2016). If you squint it could be night.

TPBM is raging water

 

[Billy]

Raging water is seen better in a video than in a photo. East Branch Pemi River at the suspension bridge at Lincoln Woods trailhead.

https://walkinginthewoods.smugmug.c...1/2010/White-Mountains-Oct-1-3-2010/i-3r5bH2B
https://walkinginthewoods.smugmug.c...1/2010/White-Mountains-Oct-1-3-2010/i-NGSG5Gn


TPBM is a child under the age of 7 having a blast while hiking.

 

[RichS]

daughter and family enjoying RiverWalk Trail in Lincoln


TPBM is a pet on the trail

 

[KV]

Raging water is seen better in a video than in a photo. East Branch Pemi River at the suspension bridge at Lincoln Woods trailhead.

https://walkinginthewoods.smugmug.c...1/2010/White-Mountains-Oct-1-3-2010/i-3r5bH2B
https://walkinginthewoods.smugmug.c...1/2010/White-Mountains-Oct-1-3-2010/i-NGSG5Gn

That 2nd one is awesome Billy. At first a little freaky but cool when you pan out. Thanks!

 

[GBKDalton]

My friend and her dog on Hump Mountain in NC several years ago. It was March, and I burned to a crisp that day with my lily-white new England skin that hadn't seen sun since October.



The photo below mine is of a hike in mud season.

 

[JustJoe]

TPBM is of one seriously crowded summit.

 

[Lefty E]

summit of Big Slide in the ADK was a little too crowded for this pine marten...he wanted us gone!!

TPBM is of South Peak and Baxter Peak taken from Chimney Pond...

 

[GBKDalton]

The picture below mine is of a summit in Baxter State Park that is NOT on the New England Hundred Highest List!

 

[JustJoe]

Katahdin from the summit of Sentinel Mountain.

TPBM is from a summit in Baxter State Park that is on the NEHH but not a 4K.

 

[OnAClearDay]

On mighty Fort



TPBM is of Spruce trap heaven/hell

 

[MTNRUNR]

On the way to Fort



TPBM is a stunning sunset from a mountain top

 

[1SlowHiker]

TPBM is a stunning sunset from a mountain top

From Bond Cliff. Maybe not that stunning, but significant to me because I still had to hump my way back out to L.W TH.

TPBM is of a interesting ice formation.

 

[erugs]

That picture of us was fun to see, Tim. On Facebook there is a group sporting purple bandanas to identify each other as part of the group.

 

[KV]

Figure it's been a while so I'm not the only one w/no cool ice formations. How 'bout some interesting snow "formations?" This from the turkeys in the yard as they took flight.

TPBM is from a hike this spring with no ice on the trail

 

[RichS]

Another "cheat", as this is from a MA exurb. A beaver dam in Westford, on Keyes Brook. (pronounced kIz)


TPBM is a view of high water.