Mount Mansfield

I'm, I'm very sore this week.

It's been three or four days since I last ran, uh, Mount Mansfield, the largest mountain in Vermont, and was running down it well this time [laughs].

And my legs need a little recovery.

They'll, they'll, they'll get stronger.

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Thanks.

Mount Mansfield.

I went to get into my snowshoes.

I spied Parker from a distance of 100 yards, toiling upgrade where the slope began to rise.

The observatory said in a social media post, quote, the snow was accompanied by thick rim ice, sub-zero wind chills and peak wind gust of 110 miles per hour.

Same day, Vermont's tallest mountain, Mount Mansfield, also experienced unusually cold temperatures and the first snowflakes of the year.

And on Tuesday morning at Sugarloaf in Maine, the Pine Tree State got its first dusting as well.

Now, this all might sound like a bit too early.

Yeah.

They did every trail on Mount Mansfield all in one go.

Yeah.

And me and some friends met them at one point and brought like their food and some sprites and some new shoes and whatnot.

We receive hate messages.

So here this chapel stands in this hill in the forest overlooking the tallest peak in Vermont, Mount Mansfield.

And as one priest once told me, He said that the light shines the brightest in the darkness.

Father Emmanuel, thank you, thank you very much.

Stowe's home to the highest mountain in Vermont.

Mount Mansfield, so they were hiking in this area.

A local farmer by the name of Mr. Salvas heard they were in town, potentially looking to buy a farm.

And he'd been trying for years to sell his farm, was having no luck.

It's bordered by New York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Canada.

It has some really beautiful sights there, including Lake Champlain, and it's famous for its green mountains, which will run north to south, including Mount Mansfield, which has a height of 4,393 feet above sea level.

And Vermont is actually famous for people going there in the fall to see the beautiful foliage And they have a long tradition of maple syrup production.

Also a lot of skiing, snowboarding, things like that there.

And it has a lot of covered bridges, dairy production, cheese, and a lot of amazing products.

small New England towns.

So some places to visit there are Stowe and Mount Mansfield.

Stowe is a little town and it's right beneath Mount Mansfield, the state's highest peak.

This is the classic.

Think small farm towns, covered bridges, Mount Mansfield in the background.

It is a good pick if this is your very first solo foliage trip.

It is a well-traveled route.