Pea Soup On The Mountain

9/26/2011

This morning's sunrise.

Hello sunshine! Oh wait, that would be my "Happy Light". It is a bit on the gloomy side this morning. I nailed it yesterday. The clouds blew away and we had a gorgeous day. The high was 64 with a low of 54. I can only hope that will happen today, although it is not looking very promising at the moment.

Bill

9/26/2011 05:05:18 am

a gloomy day on the mountain is better than a sunshiny day at work!

tomk

9/26/2011 05:24:13 am

Gloomy? How about "shrouded" or "blanketed"? My wife and daughter and I hiked up years ago when it was thickly fogged in. We had hiked up Alum Cave, and the last stretch, like the last stretch up Rainbow, was held by this "Harry Potteresque/Tolkien" fog that created a completely foreign world on either side of the trail.
We hiked up to Cliff Tops, and not only was their no sunset, but there was no world whatsoever beyond the rocks we were standing on. No shades of trees, light or sky. Nothing.
That nothing was really something.
Another shade of Mount LeConte.

sandee link

9/26/2011 06:09:13 am

"That nothing was really something"...nicely said. I could only imagine that feeling!

brian link

9/26/2011 02:32:54 pm

the only time I got to hike up the mt.We went up alum it was foggy from the parking lot to the top of the mt. visibilty was no more than 100 ft all day. Still had a good time Cant wait to do it again. [ without the fog
PS thanks for the great pic's I visit every day

Doug Y.

9/26/2011 03:22:31 pm

I couldn't have said it any better than Bill and tomk ! The fog is one of my favorite aspects of the lodge experience;

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