Fall turning to winter
In the White Mountains
Rain on Mt. Chocura meant different views and some slick granite.
Chelsea says she doesn't live on the edge, but springs for it when the chance comes.
If you see this bird, a gray jay, keep it at a safe distance. Cute as it may seem, he turns on the Hitchcock mode when food comes out. Dive bombers would be proud.
Rain on Mt. Chocura meant different views and some slick granite.
Chelsea says she doesn't live on the edge, but springs for it when the chance comes.
If you see this bird, a gray jay, keep it at a safe distance. Cute as it may seem, he turns on the Hitchcock mode when food comes out. Dive bombers would be proud.
posted by cohnhead at 2:26 PM
3 Comments:
Man! I should have gone that looks beautiful. Next time!
You lucky lucky man, NH is probably the best place on earth and here's why.
can i come on a hike?
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