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Note 44.66 MOUNT-L 66 of 517 CUPIDO::STRITAR "Andrej Stritar,IJS,(61)-371-321" 28 lines 26-FEB-1992 10:01
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Date: Wed, 5 Feb 92 22:30:00 PST
Reply-To: "Mountaineering Discussion List 'MOUNT-L'"
Sender: "Mountaineering Discussion List 'MOUNT-L'"
From: Sybil Brabner
Subject: Re: winter in new england

Uhhh... wait just a cotton pickin minute there Patrick -d to go

Winter camping in Vermont (or New England for that matter) can
be a bitterly cold experience and it is quite possible to die of
exposure... the weather can change from mild conditions to below
zero to wet and rainy very quickly. I would recommend using the
AMC (Appalachian Mountain Club) huts located in the White
Mountains in New Hampshire, which provide a dry, relatively warm
place to sleep and cook. I have crossed country skiied and
snow-shoed to these huts... for more info contact the AMC or the
National Forest Service in the White Mountains.

A Native Vermonter... now residing in LA.

Sybil

> camping in the North during the winter months. That means SNOW and that means
> COLD!! I'm really pumped to go out though and have an excellent time. Here's
> the question: if I go romping off into the mountains of New Hampshire or Vermo
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> t, just how cold is it going to be? a
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