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August 16, 2019
Hi Folks,
Big time personal day today and no time for hardly anything. Certainly no time to write. On top of that I'm supposed to be doing a hike tomorrow and the weather pundits are saying different things. Weekend looks OK, tomorrow, who the *&^k knows.
I hope you all have a great weekend...
I took a chance a few days ago and did a mountain bike ride on the West Side flats. While it felt great to get out, it wasn't the best thing for the hands. SIGH I need to wait 'till I get the cortisone shots next Thursday. FWIW the Ultimate Single Track trail is always nice, but it's obvious that folks aren't riding it as much as they used to. It really does need some work with the clippers.
In general the bugs have taken another drop in intensity, so it's down to a 2 for the time being. We'll see what happens...
Up on one of the Mount Washington Valley's finest crags and want to know what that climb you're looking at is? Or maybe you're on your way up from Boston and want to check out the Ice Report for your upcoming weekend plans. Or more likely, you're at work just want to daydream about your next adventure. Well if you have a smart phone handy, you can get to NEClimbs from anywhere you have cell service. While it doesn't offer every single feature of the site and it's not an "app", in mobile form, it does do a whole lot and is very useful. Here is the live link to the mobile version of NEClimbs:
http://www.neclimbs.com/mobile
Check it out and if you have issues on your specific phone, please feel free to let me know.
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Remember - climb hard, ride the steep stuff, stay safe and above all BE NICE,
Al Hospers
The White Mountain Report
North Conway, New Hampshire
| Each climber loses one finger or toe once in a while. This is a small but important reason for Polish climbers' success. Western climbers haven't lost as many fingers or toes. |
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