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11/4/2011

 
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The rain moved in yesterday afternoon. It continued to rain for most of the evening. As the temperatures dropped the rain turned to snow. We awoke this morning to about an inch of fresh powder. The ground was soaked before the snow fell, that makes for a good base layer of ice. If you are hiking up today, please make sure you have the proper clothing and some form of ice walker. The temperature is hovering in the mid twenties. The wind is blowing. It is a bone chilling morning on the mountain.
kris kazmierski
11/4/2011 01:44:03 am

We stayed the night Wednesday, and had a great time. Regarding the weather, I guess we got lucky!

Heath F
11/4/2011 01:54:49 am

looks like a christmas card. great pic! makes you want to get near the fireplace and your honey and share some hot chocolate. Great pics and stay warm up there!

Pat N.
11/4/2011 02:25:42 am

Hey, I recognize that cabin. Think I'll put it on my desktop and wait for its resident to emerge. As usual, beautiful pictures, Allyson! Enjoy your snowy, hot-chocolatey day!

Kaye
11/4/2011 06:43:29 am

Hi Allison,
What a beautiful wintry scene on LeConte this morning. Thanks so much for all of the wonderful pictures you share with us. I look so forward to seeing them and reading your comments each day. LeConte is one of my favorite places!!

Kathy
11/4/2011 09:35:38 am

I look forward each day to reading your latest entry. I have always loved the mountains and being of Cherokee ancestry that area is dear to my heart. Again thank you for sharing and for the beautiful photos!!

H Clark
11/4/2011 09:35:58 am

Completed my day hike to the lodge on Wednesday. The weather was perfect for hiking - sunny with moderate temperatures.

Will the llama pack complete its scheduled visit today with the snow?

John link
11/4/2011 10:21:28 am

Beautiful, beautiful picture as always. My friends and I stayed at the shelter three weeks who, and we enjoyed the sack lunch and hanging out in the office that evening. I wish we there had been rain then instead of snow.

Chad
11/4/2011 12:52:23 pm

Beautiful pictures and I really enjoy your blog. We are scheduled to head up on Monday afternoon and staying Monday night at the lodge. Do you think there will be some thawing by then on the trail? We are planning on coming up Alum and going down Trillium.

adam t
11/6/2011 08:34:27 am

That is a beautiful picture glad I got to see it but I'm even happier I got to see it in person with my dad. Thanks to all the workers yall did a great job. We will definitely be back.


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