Rime-coated Forest
The upper elevations across the northern reaches of the northeast are in a truly beautiful state right now. The hardwood forest above 2500′ is especially attractive with its ever-deepening snowpack (15-35″ of fresh along the western slopes of the Green Mountain Divide since last Sat/Sun, and it’s still snowing!), and the birches and beeches decorated with some of the most impressive rime buildup we’ve ever seen. Here’s a snap taken higher up in the conifers, on our way to a favorite hardwood stash earlier this week…
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