January 12th, 2013

1/12/2013

Morning,

It's a gray day up top. The high yesterday reached 50 degrees. The overnight low was 44 degrees. It was 45 degrees and drizzling lightly at 7am observation. The mountain received .22" of rain yesterday. There is no more snow on the ground up top. The trails are very wet, but clear of ice. Enjoy the day.

Debi

1/12/2013 03:28:19 am

Gray and rainy, stay inside and enjoy your leftover pizza. Windy and 48 here in Ludington, Michigan. Were having a heatwave and I'm loving it. Winter will return here tommorow and its suppose to snow all week Boo!! Wish I could send it all your way JP

Jenny

1/12/2013 03:35:52 am

Where is JP and what have you done with him?? We read this blog because we love your lyrical prose, thought-provoking quotes, and your wonderful musings on living up top! Don't cut us off, JP! I hope you have a great weekend--take care!

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1/12/2013 06:38:37 am

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1/12/2013 03:42:20 am

Hey JP, Hope the knee is getting better. Dreary day here in Bryson City. Waiting for snow... until then I will ramble the mountains...

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1/12/2013 10:04:15 am

Beautiful photo! Tried to overcome my LeConte craving by a hike to a local pinnacle. Here are my photos and the little story that was inspired by the soaking rain: http://helenbukulmez.com/2013/01/12/a-winter-hike-story/

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