In a shocking turn of events, Mother Nature cooperated and JO and I were able to go on a pretty major hike in New Hampshire. I'm glad JO checked the weather while we were packing our bags. It was about 40 degrees on the summit with 40 mph winds. It was down right freezing. I found myself wearing gloves, a hat, earmuffs, a Better Sweater, and a Nano Puff jacket in July!
The hike was intense (at least for me), 8.4 miles and 3,000+ miles vertical. The hike was pretty steep, with the exception of the traverse to the final peek. It was a pretty awesome feeling having been able to accomplish such a lengthy, challenging hike.
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