Winter Scenes from the White Mountains in 2005

Bob Jensen at Trinity University

Starting on November 9, 2004 cold morning I took some pictures of some mountains in the Presidential Range of the White Mountains as seen from our living room.  You can see four mountains (Jeffersen, Adams, Clay, and Washington) with Mt. Washington having the highest peak.  The Presidential Range is about thirty miles from our house.  Closer in about ten miles away we have such mountains as Garfield, Sleeping Baby, Lafayette, Lincoln, Cannon, the Three Graces, Kinsman, and South Kinsman.  We had some snow at our elevation last week, but most of if melted down here.

New Hampshire gets about 65 inches of snow on average each winter, but it is nearly double that up here (or so it seems when I pay my snow plowing bills).

Mt. Washington in the morning on November 9, 2004	Mt Washington at sunset on November 9, 2004
Mt. Washington Above, Mt. Lafayette Below	Mt. Lafayette and Cannon Mountain from our living room
Cannon Mountain Ski Trails	Presidential Range at a distance

The November 2, 2004 sunrise picture is the first picture among the Summer and Autumn 2004 pictures added at  http://www.cs.trinity.edu/~rjensen/NewHampshire/2004Autumn/2004autumn.htm 

For a listing of 92 Year 2004 Spring Pictures, click on http://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/NHcottage/2004spring/2004spring.htm 

Bob Jensen's New Hampshire cottage pictures are at http://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/NHcottage/NHcottage.htm 

Bob Jensen's home page is at http://www.trinity.edu/rjensen/