Looks like a little piece of heaven, Nessie, but...if you look really close at the picture, it looks like there is a guy peeing on the large tree in the left/center part of the picture. He appears to be wearing a little skirt and looks a lot like Tom Brady.

Moosetrot

Looks hot and makes me itch !!!

That picture doesn't show the lupiens. A little early for them. I live right in the center of the state and yes too many people.

They are a tad late this year...up there.

But a lot cooler and less humidity......and we don’t talk like you all.....

Nessy, you do talk different up there! So I gotta ask....what is a lupien? Hope it's not a fish.....like hornpow! I neverseen that spelled, but I had to see one, just to find out it's a black bullhead! Yall have good taste in mucle cars though!

I think he means lupine.

New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont are the most beautiful states in the northeast. I love the Adirondacks too, but I agree that there are just too many people.We need to let a few more million illegals in,.Sick and tired going everywhere I go seeing half the signs in Spanish. I'll take the New England accent anytime. Fresh seafood and clean air. Only one thing wrong, and that's spelled BRADY.

It sure is beautiful country up there. I was in the Adirondacks last week and it was wonderful. Could’ve done without the black flies... put up my first fisher though so that was nice.

No niece in Concord....but Manchester is close by.

For a new guy...your getting the hang of this place....your doing ok...LMAO !!!

Lee...here’s the Lupine .....and yes Horn pout / bullhead ,catfish.

Nessy, you got kin in New York?

You can say what you want about anyone crazy enough to live where there are only two seasons, Winter, and The Other Two Months, but there is nowhere on Earth where it gets as dark green as it does in Yankeeland during those two months.

I would not be any where else, even though the summers are short.

LMAO !

That is a beautiful meadow.

I believe the 2nd highest recorded wind speed on earth was recorded on the

summit weather station of 6,288 ft Mountain Washington on

April 12th, 1934 at 231 MPH.

Higher wind speeds have since been recorded in

various tornado, typhoon, or hurricane episodes but

Mount Washington still holds the record for non-cyclonic events.

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