Mt Monroe from above

Mt Washington via Ammonoosuc Ravine, March 2007

	A red-tailed hawk beside the road in Boston.
	A view of Mt Eisenhower from Base Rd.
	Warm sunlight and softening snow at the bottom of the trail.
	Uneaten bits of an unlucky bird. I didn't see any tracks, so the predator was probably a hawk that ate its meal in a tree.
	A frost-touched boulder by the trail.
	First view of the ravine and the frozen Ammonoosuc River.
	Trails from mini-avalanches in wet snow.
	A view to the summit of Mt Washington, from treeline.
	Fir at treeline.
	Lichen on a dead fir.
	Looking across Ammonoosuc Ravine toward Mt Jefferson.
	Looking up to the summit.
	Two hikers on Mt Monroe, seen from the Lakes of the Clouds.
	More of Mt Monroe.
	The Lakes of the Clouds hut.
	Mt Monroe again from the base of the Mt Washington summit cone.
	Mt Monre again from a little farther up the trail.
	Looking back at the Lakes of the Clouds hut and Mt Monroe.
	From near the summit of Mt Washington, looking back to Mt Monroe, the Lakes of the Clouds, and the Southern Presidentials.
	Folks on the Mt Washington Observatory roof enjoying the breeze.
	Mandatory shot of Mts Jefferson and Adams over the Great Gulf.
	Adams and Madison over the Great Gulf.
	From Mt Clay, looking down at the ridge followed by the Jewell trail. Can you spot the four hikers?
	Close-up on the hikers.
	From the base of the Jewell trail, a view up to Mt Monroe.
	The tracks of the Cog Railway leading up Mt Washington.