Morning,
We had a beautiful day on the mountain yesterday. The high was 42. The low was 25. It was 25 and cloudy at observation. As I write this, the mountain is finally receiving SNOW again. It is coming down pretty heavily and looks like we'll have an inch or two by the end of the day. Daffodils two days ago, now snow. My time up here could be defined as a stream of unexpected daily gifts. I'll be hiking around all afternoon getting as many pictures of the snow as I can. Today is the kind of day that makes me think of Thoreau's winters at Walden Pond. "I love society so much that I swallowed it all at a gulp - ie. all that came in my way. It is not that we love to be alone, but that we love to soar, and when we do soar, the company grows thinner & thinner till there is none at all. It is either the Tribune on the plain, a sermon on the mount, or a very private ecstasy still higher up. We are not the less to aim at the summits, though the multitude does not ascend them."
Jacque J
2/8/2012 01:49:54 am
Your pictures and posts have been wonderful this winter!!! Thank you! Can you believe its February already? Do you know what your next adventure may be? Can't wait to see some snow pictures tomorrow!
Candy
2/8/2012 04:13:40 am
whoo hoo....bring on the snow!!!!
jay
2/8/2012 05:41:09 am
There is a great photo of Mt. LeConte Lodge and cabins taken from a Lifestar flyover @ www.knoxnews.com scroll down to community photos and stories.
H Clark
2/8/2012 11:57:47 pm
Jay, the photo gives a different perspective to LeConte Lodge verses walking among the buildings.
Rick
2/8/2012 07:33:13 am
I am with Jacque J. The pictures today are wonderful and awaiting the photos tomorow.
larry d gwinn
2/8/2012 11:16:37 am
jp,a stream of unexpected gifts.Well said.every day is a day we will never get back! enjoy,live life,be thankful,stay safe! thanks for all you do.lg in k-town.
Vicki Towe
2/8/2012 05:04:41 pm
I was so excited that I got to meet you Tuesday on Alum Cave trail. You do such a great job with the blog,and pics. I enjoy everyday you post. I have a couple of pics to send you. I guess you could send me an e-mail [email protected] so I can have your address.
Don
2/13/2012 07:18:43 am
Those are fraser fir, not red pine. Some red spruce may be mixed in there. Comments are closed.
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