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24-Nov-2010

A Tad "Chilly" There

Yup you're seeing that correct.
It's Mt Washington, NH and they get some of the strongest winds in the USA.
It's on my "bucket list" of places to visit and shoot some images.

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
Oh and while driving down the road yesterday, a group of at least 15 Wild Turkey's ran across the road and into a corn field. Didn't have my camera handy but my thought was "Run for your lives!".

Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G ED-IF AF-S DX Zoom

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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reflectionsofnature		28-Nov-2010 22:17
I went up Mt Washington twice 20 years ago. One of those times the wind at the summit was so strong that I literally couldn't walk into it. I think that day was also the only day in my life that a gust of wind has ever knocked me off my feet. It was also very cold, not much above freezing, and it was only August! Meanwhile back at the base it was a beautiful calm summer day. I'd like to go again someday with a modern camera. There are so many great places to go in NH!

Guest		26-Nov-2010 06:53
I just crossed Mt Washington off MY bucket-list ! LOL. Enjoy your holiday.

Cindi Smith		26-Nov-2010 01:24
Oh, you should have your camera in your lap at all times, girl! That would have made a great pic! See it is a tad cold there..cold front came through here early this morning and hasn't gotten above 36 degrees all day. But, a great time with family! Happy Thanksgiving, Patti!

Mairéad		25-Nov-2010 20:54
Happy Thanksgiving too. Hope it's not so cold with you.

Walter Otto Koenig		25-Nov-2010 18:53
Too cold for me, but it's chilly here too, 52F right now. Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

Ed Preston		25-Nov-2010 15:29
Well, today is a good day to stay out of Mt. Washington, think a Summer shoot! :-) Hope you and yours have a wonderful day!

Guest		25-Nov-2010 15:28
It turned cold last night here as well 1 degree. Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

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