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That was in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, on a smaller peak that is known to locals, and provides a 360 degree view for very little effort. The last bit near the top is “a wee bit scrambly,” as they say in the British Isles.
Where I hiked the next day, Mt. Jefferson, is more than a wee bit scrambly. The northern Presidentials are all well above tree line, and involve miles of rock hopping and scrambling. This is the highest peak in the northeast, Mt. Washington, yesterday from the summit of Jefferson. It has an auto road and a cog railway and is where the tourists go. When I was on the summit of Jefferson there was only one couple, from England, and we had a nice chat since I had just been in the Lakes District.
Great picture thanks for posting. When I first looked at it I thought it has a real similarity to Mt Snowdon in Wales.
Never a truer word said about me.
Did a little booze shopping and I just couldn't help myself, lol. That's a Boker Beer Barrel Copperhead sitting on:
8 twenty-four packs of Blue Moon
7 Thirty packs of Coors Light
6 Magnum (double sized) bottles of Chardonnay
6 Magnum bottles of Cabernet
4 Magnum bottles of Pinot Grigio
8 bottles of Hot to Trot
3 1/2 half gallons of vodka
3 half gallons of canadian whisky
2 half gallons light rum
1 half gallon of gin
1 half gallon of 1800 tequila
1 fifth of Kahlua
My better half stopped at the Liquor store today. Our wine rack was severely depleted. It's all good now.
Pinched peanut is standing guard.
Do you chaps know something the rest of us don't? I mean you don't work for the FBI New Mexico Field Office by any chance....??
-David.
