<Japanese version is after English: 日本語は英語の後にあります>
It was a great day to be outside in the mountain.
We hiked up to Mount Monroe in the Presidential range in New Hampshire. It was a sunny day and the view was fantastic.
We started at Edmond Path trailhead. We arrived around 10:30 a.m. and already 20 cars were parked. There was still room for 10+ more cars. So it was good. I went into the bush for toilet. Then I got a bug bite.
Ugh. I forgot to put bug spray before peeing.
I am so sensitive to bug bites. Mosquitoes, noseeum, No-see-ums, etc. When I am in the wilderness, mosquitoes bite only me not Mr.N. So unfair. When I put DEET and Mr.N doesn't, they go to Mr.N. He can use me as a guard.
The bite might not be by a mosquito, since I got a bump and felt itchy within five minutes before starting the hike.
Anyway we started walking. The first part about 3 miles is in the forest. 2400 feet elevation gain in the 3 miles, then suddenly the view came, because it passed the tree line. It is amazing how low the tree line is in New England. The climate explains it.
The "fake peak" Mount Franklin: looked the highest |
3 peaks appeared! |
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