Well, it took a lot longer to get things set than I thought it would... but that is my life.

I finally got some of the pix sorted and posted and thought I'd share them with y'all.

The main one is this one...


It shows a very carefully computed scientific formula, developed by Dr noski, to determine the amount of snow we can expect to receive, this year.

Date (10) + Temp @ top of Mad River Glen, that morning (30) + # hard frosts (2) * number of leaves that fell in the pail (7) =

294" snow for the year!

Now, for those who would like more than that... ( That would be most of us? ) remember that this forcast is for the Mad River Valley, and "There's always more on the mountain!"

Participants were recruited from near and far, both younger ones






And those... ... who used to be younger.



There were fun and games.


There was the countdown to peak foliage, and the gathering of the leaves in the pail and filling out the leaf forms, to determine the amount of snow guaranteed by Dr. noski's formula.

Then there Then there was the Plaid of the Mad contest.


There were smiles and laughter. It was a good time.

You can see a few more of my pix from the day, here:

last part of page 7, and all of page 8

Edit because URL no longer points at the peak foliage celebration.

Is noski the one with the mutlt-color, multi pattern, multi-clash plaid shirt?

I couldn't decide which plaid pattern to wear, so I wore them all. You know who the guy in the orange shirt is?

noski wrote:

You know who the guy in the orange shirt is?

JJ Toland, no?

Mais, oui. C'est JJ Toland. (yes )

Those marketing/PR guys get to do all the fun stuff.....lol