Morning y'all, It's another snowy, blustery day up top. The high yesterday reached 14 degrees. The overnight low was 8 degrees. It was 12 degrees and mostly cloudy at 7am observation. The mountain received 4 additional inches of snow, bringing our snowfall total to 9 inches. There are deeper drifts around cabins and near the trails, so be prepared for a slog if you intend to hike more than a mile or so up any trail. As of this posting, Highway 441 is closed. Check the Park Service's twitter feed for updated road status. Enjoy the snow world! The change in landscape forces a change in mindscape. I am sure this hold true for everyone, everywhere - but the change is just more dramatic up here. With a few inches of snow, my world is transformed. I am no longer able to notice the drawbacks of being cabin bound, but my hopeful mind is forever looking at snowflakes in wonder and finding new excuses to be entertained and astonished by the beauty around me. Powdery blessings abound!
ryan in green bay
1/27/2015 01:26:08 am
Glad to see you are getting some of your much wanted snow. It seems like the Lodge would get the early fall storm and then nothing for the rest of the season.
norman
1/27/2015 03:47:37 am
I look at the Bayfield webcam most every day & the 'ice road'.
Ryan in green bay
1/27/2015 02:12:34 pm
My family has a cabin on madeline island. I've taken the ice roads plenty of times.
Val
1/27/2015 02:28:11 am
Glad to see you are rock shopping for Valentine's day.....lucky girl! lol
norman
1/27/2015 03:42:18 am
Did't see the heart in the rocks till you said what you said. Still have the 'snow world' up top.:)
Kaye
1/27/2015 05:10:28 am
What a beautiful place. Wishing and hoping in the near future to hike up Mt. LeConte on a snow covered trail. Enjoy every moment that you can in this special place.
Kathy
1/27/2015 06:01:04 am
Did the American flag get blown off your cabin....I miss it. Comments are closed.
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