2-3-18 Parsons-Welsh Mountain
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The summit of Welsh Mountain from Dickey Mountain. (ED PARSONS PHOTO)

Early Wednesday morning, I drove west from Tamworth on Route 25 toward the setting blue moon — an appropriate beginning to a fun and interesting morning. I was headed over to climb the modest yet spectacular dual peaks of Welch/Dickey near Waterville Valley, then visit the new exhibit at the Museum of the White Mountains in Plymouth.

Since the museum opened in February of 2013, I have made a point of writing a column about each new exhibit combined with a hike up nearby Welch/Dickey or Rattlesnake Mountain in Rumney.

2-3-18 Parsons-Bicknell's thrush with young
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A photo from the Museum of the White Mountains in Plymouth exhibit “Forest to Forest: The Bicknell’s Thrush.” (ED PARSONS PHOTO)

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