Thursday, November 8, 2007
Jay Peak
The best view, so far, this week of Jay. Snow is about 6" (15.24 cm) deep at the base lodge. I've been hearing for days about the snow up there and finally saw it today. Saw part of it: most of the mountain is under that cloud. Elevation of Jay: 3,968 ft (1,209 m).
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I was just up near Jay this past weekend, did a post on the Northeast Kingdom. I grew up skiing at Jay. Wasn't last year incredible? We were skiing the third week of April. Can you imagine, 4 feet of new snow and 70 degree temps.
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That looks very beautiful and I bet fun.
ReplyDeleteGood to see snow! We're getting some here in Connecticut right now, which is crazy since the leaves are still hanging on!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful blog.
God bless.
Great shot of the mountain with the snow in the crevices, We had snow here several weeks back, but as i look at the mountains around here it has almost all melted, we have a ski lodge 18 miles from here, and they are getting worried that it will not get enough snow by Thanksgiving, there official time to open.
ReplyDeleteBut they did say that we should get snow this weekend. It has been very warm.
thanks for the blog compliment! So you must be near Jay to get that picture. We have a house in Walden. the picture on my blog of the van on the hill is our field. So I will definitely be back, the photos alone are worth a return.
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that is so beautiful, i just love the colours fading from russet to mauve to stormy blue, and the snow is quite odd in such straight lines.
ReplyDeleteThis is a cold sky.
ReplyDeleteLovely image, looks like an area with great nature trails and scenery.
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