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| Sunday River meet and greet Join Date: May 2004 Location: Fryeburg Maine
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| I was skiing down Parmalees at Shawnee Peak a couple of years ago at night and when I rounded the corner at the bottom, (you have to get some speed because the crossover is flat) there was a deer standing in the middle of the trail. I slammed on the brakes because I wasn't sure which way the deer was going to go. It turned and went back up the hill as I went by on the downhill side. I don't know who was more surprised- me or the deer! That would have been a painfull collision had I kept on cranking it because I was going to cut behind it on the uphill side.
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| Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Barrington, New Hampshire
Posts: 486
| I don't think it's so startling, but last weekend, early on in the day, this guy about my daughter's age got on the gondi and that's about what I smelled....after we got off at the top I said to my daughter, what'da think? Her comment was wake and bake.....she's a funny girl sometimes.....
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| Join Date: May 2007 Location: New Hartford, CT
Posts: 74
| Just last week at Berkshire East I had 2 deer run across the trail in front of me. They were about 30 yards in front, and both stopped to look directly at me. They waited for a couple of seconds and then took off to the other side of the trail. By the time I got to where they had crossed, I could not see them in the trees at all. I had wanted to get a picture, but they were too fast for me. |
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| Goose Stompin' Time! Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Rocky Hill, CT
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| Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: lawnguyland
Posts: 248
| Alright I've seen deer cross the trail at Jimminey I think. I even saw a mole once and when I pointed it out to my Brother he could not understand why I was telling him to avoid a "leaf". But the strangest thing I've seen was at Sugarbush a few weeks ago. While ridding the chair on a perfectly bluebird day I glanced up to the sky and saw a jet, for some reason I pointed it out to my friend. As we were spacin on that one jet I noticed two others in a different trajectory, flying so close together it seemed like there wings were going to clip. These were not small fighter types, judging by there size all seemed like commercial type aircraft. The two flying in formation where about the same size and the singular one had nothing to do with the others except for the fact that was the one that caught my eye at first. The only thing we could think of was some kind of refueling mission(obviously not commercial jets in that case). So I guess my question is could this have been some kind of mission out of Plattsburg AFB? |
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| Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Northern NJ & Near Boston
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| Mt. Greylock Outing Club Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Lexington, Mass.
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http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/a-10/ They fly so damn fast it could be from any airbase in the northeast. What did your planes look like? | |
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