Sorry, no picture with this blog. Long coach tour to Mount Washington today with a trip up to the top on the Steam Engine Cog Railway. The first ever railroad up a mountain. At 6,288 feet, Mount Washington suffers from the worst weather in the world. Three weather fronts collide at this spot and the fastest ever wind on record was measured at the summit at 231mph. The windchill today took the temperature down to about zero. Wind and heavy rain at times. Got a photo of Me and Julie at the summit, but not on the phone so I can't blog it from here. Still having a great time.
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August 06, 2008
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