chinooktrail
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Any guesses as to where I am in this photo???
Where am I?
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NewHampshire
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On top of a mountain! 
Brian
P.S. Ok, ok, really? Mt. Liberty?
Brian
P.S. Ok, ok, really? Mt. Liberty?
Kath
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Yup.......I agree with New Hampshire....definitely Liberty. When was this photo taken? I have exactly the same shot, only snow covered and minus you on the top.
Nice one! Kath
Nice one!
Kathbobandgeri
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Here is what it looks like in Winter shot from the same spot.
I'm not so sure it is Liberty. There's no flag on top!
(We know it isn't Carrigain though - no fire tower)
Is this a possible new quiz idea?
Tim
(We know it isn't Carrigain though - no fire tower)
Is this a possible new quiz idea?
Tim
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bobandgeri
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Tim - what year was that from?
2006 - the picture is a hot link to the album which contains a bunch of faces from that year... Marc Howes and I identified a few faces well after the fact, but I was a Views read-only lurker at that time.
Tim
Tim
bobandgeri
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Kewl, nice photos - we did the flag on Liberty in 2004. A fun event!
chinooktrail
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Well, that one was WAYYYY to easy.
My picture was taken September 3rd, 1995.
The first time I hiked Liberty was a backpack trip in September of 1988.
I thought I was going to die. Actually, I thought I was going to kill my boyfriend, and so did he! We brought SO much stuff, it was unreal.
He cooked me this gourmet meal that had all the other campers drooling. Then he had 2 bottles of wine and a fifth of scotch!
I never let him pack my pack again.
The thru hikers were happy to relieve him of carrying the remainder of the scotch back down.
Ah, to be young and really really stupid...
He really is a fantastic cook though!
My picture was taken September 3rd, 1995.
The first time I hiked Liberty was a backpack trip in September of 1988.
I thought I was going to die. Actually, I thought I was going to kill my boyfriend, and so did he! We brought SO much stuff, it was unreal.
He cooked me this gourmet meal that had all the other campers drooling. Then he had 2 bottles of wine and a fifth of scotch!
I never let him pack my pack again.
The thru hikers were happy to relieve him of carrying the remainder of the scotch back down.
Ah, to be young and really really stupid...
He really is a fantastic cook though!
chinooktrail
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Funny!
I have a shot of me on top of Ike, and there is a fluffly little cloud right over my head. I call it the 'cloud hat' photo!
Honestly, I asked the question because I really wasn't sure, I have SOOOOO many hiking photos, like everyone else here does, you forget sometimes...
I saw this slideshow a few years ago on the history of the White Mountains, or something like that from the Jackson Historical Society.
The gentleman giveing the lecture was going through a lot of slides of the mountains and the shots were truely fantastic, but everyone in the room was identifying the peaks and trails etc...
He stopped part way through and said 'I give this slideshow and lecture all over the state. And everywhere else I get 'oooohhs' and 'aaaahhhhs' from these photos. But every time I do this show up here everyone has been there and done that, and you probably all have the same photos at home!'
It really made us all laugh, because it was so true.
I have a shot of me on top of Ike, and there is a fluffly little cloud right over my head. I call it the 'cloud hat' photo!
Honestly, I asked the question because I really wasn't sure, I have SOOOOO many hiking photos, like everyone else here does, you forget sometimes...
I saw this slideshow a few years ago on the history of the White Mountains, or something like that from the Jackson Historical Society.
The gentleman giveing the lecture was going through a lot of slides of the mountains and the shots were truely fantastic, but everyone in the room was identifying the peaks and trails etc...
He stopped part way through and said 'I give this slideshow and lecture all over the state. And everywhere else I get 'oooohhs' and 'aaaahhhhs' from these photos. But every time I do this show up here everyone has been there and done that, and you probably all have the same photos at home!'
It really made us all laugh, because it was so true.
