I generally don’t like hiking with large groups (unless I’m leading them). But this hike in March eight years ago on Mount Osceola was a pleasure.
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Tuesday was phenomenal, with temps in the 70s in the valley. On top of Mount Washington there was a balmy high of 42 degrees. I picked that da…
On a recent morning, we woke up to a few inches of white stuff in Tamworth. It was a beautiful morning. I decided to snowshoe into the unique …
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