Post #3623533
2026-05-29 12:16 UTC
Can you see the trail here? After climbing up steep slabs of rock during the ascent on last week’s hike in the White Mountains, NH, I was greeted with an expansive field of boulders through which I traversed —- over two miles (3+ km) of boulders like this. Made for slow going. This mountain (Mt Washington) is nicknamed “the rock pile” for good reason! #FootpathFriday #hiking #mountains
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@TimKStanton@mstdn.social 2026-05-31 12:40
#SilentSunday #nature #photography #landscape #mountains #NaturePhotography #LandscapePhotography #hiking
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@donray@mastodon.online 2026-05-29 12:26
@TimKStanton@mstdn.social I was wondering if you had climbed Mt. Washington. That’s the kind of “trail” I remembered from Mt. Jefferson.
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@CA_Hawthorne@writing.exchange 2026-05-29 13:09
@TimKStanton@mstdn.social I can see the faint trail, and the cairn to the right, though it's always easy to lose it. I ran into this kind of terrain in Blodgett Canyon and it's far more difficult to cross that a person would expect. Each rock may, or may not, be steady. The angle is continually changing. One stumble means disaster.