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What a view, and what a great Blog
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I look forward to your future posts…AND…I would like the recipe for Cocoacino. 🙂 I can’t seem to find it.
Thanks for visiting my blog. You have a wonderful page here. Looking forward to your future posts.
John
Nice site! Never wrapped back around with you on how much your trip reports help me plan for the Pemi. I like the longer trip reports here than on Trailspace, and I think subconsciously stole that idea a while later without your permission! It let’s someone get the idea of the trip, and dive into more detail.
Phil
Thanks Phil! Glad to hear it sounds like your Pemi adventure went well. I’ve been on the lookout for a trip report from you 🙂
Just noticed your reply a couple of months late while reading through your latest trip report. I am updating Trailspace and my site with a couple more trips. Unfortunately, my Pemi trip in June was postponed until next year due to a family emergency. I drool over your photos and look to the future for my White Mountains exeprience!
just saw your review on the climashield bag on trailspace. Have you had a chance to check out Wiggys? (wiggys.com) He has been using climashield for years and his bags are made in the USA.
I read your post on your trip to Wassataquoit Lake and Little Wass from South Branch Pond. Curious if it worked out at the Little Wass tent site with just a tarp. I couldn’t get a reservation in a lean to on Wass Lake but I have 1 night at Russel Pond, 1 night Little Wass , then 2 nights back at Russel Pond in mid September.
It worked out pretty well, but that was thanks to my visit to measure the distance between the trees first. I brought a 50′ ridgeline to reach the trees I needed to set up our family shelter. You can see it on this trip https://lesstraveledby.net/2017/09/13/six-day-family-baxter-trip-august-2017/ where we hit that site twice coming in from Nesowadnehunk and on our way back out. If you have a hammock there are plenty of trees. Just not in places that let you set up on the campsite itself. We had the bughouse so wanted to use the dirt. We’ve been back with two hammocks and it was great. Have a good trip!!