Wright and Algonquin Early Spring
March 31, 2014
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Decided to take a quick trip up Wight and Algonquin before the snowstorm that was due for Friday night. When I left the LOJ it was warm and cloudy. I made good time and reached the turnoff for the campsite in the first hour. The trail was in decent shape although there were from what I could tell a few bare booters ahead of me that were starting to...
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Alpine Angles in the Adirondacks
March 31, 2014
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Carin on Giant Mountain with the High Peaks in the background
New York State’s Adirondack Mountains are home to 46 mountains that are over 4000 feet in elevation. People who frequent the area know these mountains as the 46 or the High Peaks and a person who has climbed all of them and regis...
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Epic Santanonis - Final Winter 2014 Peaks
March 15, 2014
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Took a nice walk in the woods with some friends on Saturday in the Santanoni range. Trail was nice and broken to the turnoff for the herd path and then it was all about trail breaking from there. We made good time and were up to a windy cloudy summit on Panther in about 3.5 hours.
From Panther's summit we started off towards Couchsachraga.
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Melrose Arts Show
March 12, 2014
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My work has been accepted into the 9th annual Melrose Arts Festival at historic Memorial Hall at 590 Main Street, Melrose, Massachusetts. Friday April 25 and Sunday April 27, 2014
For details visit: www.melrosearts.com
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Cascade Slide
March 01, 2014
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Climbed the cascade slide on Saturday 3/1 with Jim46 and several others from NYM. We decided to do it alpine style and camp near the top of the slide. I climbed the slide last year around this time and there was much more snow cover then but it was very similar conditions.
The first pitch is the longest and we used just about all of the 60M rope...
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