It is cold in New England!
January 2009

Want some fun? Check out the Mt. Washington (NH) weather observaroty!
On the last day of 2008, the temperature reached -25F on the summit; on Christmas day, the wind reached 129MPH.
Cool!
Mt. Washington Observatory

Green Mountain Club hike - Nebraska Notch trail to Taylor Lodge. 
Nebraska Notch is the east-west passage between Mount Clark (2,979 feet) and Dewey Mountain (3,371 feet).


View from Taylor lodge southwest towards Lake Mansfield.


The Green Mountain Club crew @ Taylor


Headed to Underhill Park? Bring: Shovel, 5 strong friends and a truck!



Skating on Shelburne Pond - the greatest ice of the year, so far.
Pray for ICE!

The pond is about 1,000 acres. "Shelburne Pond is a surprising find. Located just 10 miles from the metropolis of Burlington, it is an area that has retained its wild and rich character despite the pressures of development. There are over 400 acres of swamps, marshes, and rich woods associated with the pond. These habitats support several unusual plants—especially ephemeral spring wildflowers—and birds. The pond also serves as an important education resource for the University of Vermont." The Nature Conservancy












January, and the ice is already 7" thick here


Shelburne pond looking south towards Pond Road.





Arlington visit to Ann, Laura, Clare & Jim






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