summit approach

Mt. Monadnock, March 2010

	Storm damage along the Cascade Link trail.
	Ice on a spruce
	More wind-driven ice
	A glazed-over boulder along the ridge
	First view of the summit
	The summit is easy to recognize: it's always got people on it.
	More rime on stunted spruces.
	Close-up on krummholz-in-training
	Another view toward the summit.
	Patterns in the snow.
	More rime on a spruce.
	Cairn and summit sign.
	Contrasting shapes of boulders and snow.
	Close-up on snow shapes
	More close-up snow shapes
	A westward view from near the summit.
	Intersting shapes in snow and ice.
	Remnants of rime feathers in surface ice
	The summit, seen from the pond I always photograph for my Monadnock time series
	Another view of the summit from the same spot.
	"fossil" snowshoe tracks - compressed snow left behind when soft snow blew away.
	View northeast from the summit.
	This standing stone is another spot used in my Monadnock time series
	A cairn on the White Dot trail.
	Hikers descending the White Dot trail.
	A split rock also featured in my Monadnock time series.
	A bent tree also featured in my Monadnock time series.
	Hikers descending past the tree
	Bent birch back at the base of the hill.
	More wind damage.