Mountains
seem to have been built for the human race
as at once their schools
and their cathedrals
John Ruskin |
June 17 2000 ~ 11:15am ~ Massachusetts
atop Mount Greylock
Milepost 1565.6
The Monument Atop Mount Greylock
June 17 2000 ~ 11:15am ~ Massachusetts
atop Mount Greylock
Greylock
rising centerwise in this magnificent group,
dominates the County, stands the sentinel of the western
portion of the State, and, with the New York mountains,
the Connecticut and Vermont mountains before it
and on either hand of it for many miles,
rules them all with no rival
either in beauty of parts,
breadth of out-look,
or in height
John Hascem, 1906 |
June 17 2000 ~ 11:16am ~ Massachusetts
atop Mount Greylock
Bascom Lodge
June 17 2000 ~ 11:57am ~ Massachusetts
atop Mount Greylock
A Closer Look At The Monument
June 17 2000 ~ 11:58am ~ Massachusetts
atop Mount Greylock
It were as well
to be educated in the shadow
of a mountain as in more classic shade.
Some will remember, no doubt,
not only that they went to college,
but that they went to the mountain.
Henry David Thoreau |
June 17 2000 ~ 11:59am ~ Massachusetts
atop Mount Greylock
A Road Crossing
June 17 2000 ~ 12:18pm ~ Massachusetts
Notch Road
Milepost 1565.1
Looking Back At The Monument Atop Mount Greylock
June 17 2000 ~ 12:30pm ~ Massachusetts
on the trail
approx. Milepost 1564.5
Cook and Clean AT '99
June 17 2000 ~ 12:39pm ~ Massachusetts
on the trail
approx. Milepost 1564.0
The Trail Skirts A Fallow Field
June 17 2000 ~ 3:33pm ~ Massachusetts
on the trail
approx. Milepost 1559.0
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