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VIDEO: Mount Washington in Winter

As a guide and rescuer on Mount Washington during the winter, Joe Lentini lives in a world few of us ever get to see. You’ll hear him talk to Yankee’s Justin Shatwell about working in the world’s worst weather. WATCH NOW! Read about Joe Lentini’s mountain rescues: White Mountain Guide Read about Mel Allen’s unforgettable […]

By Yankee Magazine

Dec 29 2008

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Mt. Washington’s signature look is rime ice, frozen fog particles that coat whatever they touch. Rime ice can grow to several feet thick.

Photo Credit : Lentini, Joe
Mt. Washington's signature look is rime ice, frozen fog particles that coat whatever they touch. Rime ice can grow to several feet thick.
Mt. Washington’s signature look is rime ice, frozen fog particles that coat whatever they touch. Rime ice can grow to several feet thick.
Photo Credit : Lentini, Joe
As a guide and rescuer on Mount Washington during the winter, Joe Lentini lives in a world few of us ever get to see. You’ll hear him talk to Yankee’s Justin Shatwell about working in the world’s worst weather. WATCH NOW!Read about Joe Lentini’s mountain rescues: White Mountain GuideRead about Mel Allen’s unforgettable sleepover: Overnight on Mt. WashingtonListen to Jud Hale’s tale about Mt. Washington: Jud’s New England Journal

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