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Mt. Lafayette 9.12.2015

On 9-12-2015, I hiked Mt. Lafayette (5,260 ft) as part of Flags on the 48, a memorial hike in honor of 9/11. I hiked with the same team that I have before. The hike was a total of 8.12 miles with 3,663 feet of elevation gain using the Old Bridle Path and the Greenleaf Trail. Skies were much clearer than the last few years with some higher level clouds developing during the afternoon. Temps were warm and the breeze was blowing enough to keep the flag moving around at least some most of the time. It was a busy day on the trails as lots of other hikers were out as well.
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Owl's Head, the Bonds, Carrigain and other peaks in view
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Owl's Head, the Bonds, Carrigain and other peaks in view

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  • A glider passing nearby
  • The Presidential Range off in the distance
  • A glider flying around in the notch
  • A glider flying around in the notch
  • Looking out across the Pemigewasset Wilderness
  • Owl's Head, the Bonds, Carrigain and other peaks in view
  • Peaks to the southeast
  • Franconia Ridge
  • Pemigewasset Wilderness
  • The Bonds on the other side of the Pemi
  • Mt. Guyot, Mt. Bond, West Bond, and Bondcliff
  • The flag is still flying on the summit
  • The other group also was flying a Massachusetts flag
  • Many people asked why there was a MA flag on a NH peak... the reason is that the group that brought it was from MA
  • Miles enjoyed the nice weather we had for flying our flag
  • This glider pilot seemed to be more experienced and was flying close to the mountainside
  • This glider pilot seemed to be more experienced and was flying close to the mountainside
  • There was a pretty good crowd of people around the summit most of the time
  • As the afternoon went on, some higher level clouds did come in
  • The other groups flag
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