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Favorite Moose! Least favorite-flies. If I could call it a critter, it would be slippery boulders. If I'm not on solid ground, I could care less about flies.
I backpack all 4 seasons, in New England White Mountains and gear includes snowshoes, Xskis, crampons, stabilizers. My pack limit is 40 lbs and prefer day trips or 2 day overnight. Coldest hike -10 degrees.! I have a -5degree sleeping bag
I know first aid from military life- but would also appreciate the certification.
Mt Washington in high winds! Hiking and backpacking with my meetup group. I don't like hiking alone. I love to master a new summit. I've almost completed my NH 4000 ft list, which is great for my moderate pace. Give me enough time, I'll get there.
A good sandwich, energy bar, or nuts. A hot cup of coffee on a cold summit is as divine as a cold beer after.
“ Great group. I've accomplished so many physical challenges with this group. I've been outside my comfort zone and discovered that I enjoy a challenge and good company to share the victory with. There is a reason we meet in life. Since joining meetup I have found some good friends. We meet regularly, and I always look forward to getting together. we look at the calendar and sign up- It makes socializing so easy ”
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“ Diane;I have questions regarding my pacing. Who can I call to ask a question and discuss whether it is appropriate to join a hike? Thank you, Susan ”
“ Congrats on #48 Diane !! That's great. Sorry I was not there to share in the champagne celebration....
our route from Washington took a little longer. But we were thinking of your celebration and toasting you with our poles while hiking through the woods. ”
“ Diane, the glue for this meetup! Thank you for all you do-
Marianne ”
“ Now THAT is one CRAZY bird. > GREAT pic! ”
“ Diane: 2/29/08, 20 photos posted of Owl's Head Hike. I had a great time. Thank you for organizing the hike, hope to see you again on the trail. ”