Yet, another day on the job

4/23/2012

It is a cold day on the top. We have a dusting of snow on the ground. All of the buds on the trees are iced over. The low last night was 18 and it is not getting any warmer. One part of being resident manager is making sure the llamas get to the top safely. Chris headed down Trillium trail with 75 pounds worth of sand to distribute over the icy sections up top. The cold weather makes for a hectic day in Chris's life. He has many extra chores to take care of when the weather is freezing cold.
If you are heading up the mountain today, make sure you have plenty of warm layers to put on some sort of ice cleat to keep from slipping on the icy trails. Hike safe and we will be awaiting your arrival with a steaming cup of hot chocolate.

Tony Ga

4/23/2012 03:17:10 am

Chris is becoming my hero.

Brian N

4/23/2012 04:03:44 am

SNOW!!!! It snowed last November when I came up. I hope Alum is clear of ice by wednsday when I head up. Bringing my wife and yougest kids this time as well.

Debi link

4/23/2012 04:43:31 am

Hopfully it melts as fast as it came down. You have yourself a wonderful man Allyson. Thank you Chris. Stay warm!!

Woody

4/23/2012 05:04:42 am

I hope Chris and the llamas negotiated the icy trail without incident. Do you know what the similarities are between sex and a snowstorm?

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Yet, another day on the job

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