The camera is facing southwest. You can see the rim of King Ravine on the right. In the bottom of King Ravine is a boulder field that holds ice all summer. There is a really cool hiking trail called Subway that winds under, over and through massive boulders, passing through areas of permanent ice. Tons of awesome hiking trails and waterfalls in and around the ravine.
@PhineasC that is a great access point to some of the best trails in the prezies.
I heard the Forest Service closed the ravine for skiing, and cars are being towed from Pinkham Notch.
This article is old, but seems to confirm: https://www.conwaydailysun.com/news/local/forest-service-closes-parts-of-tuckerman-ravine/article_18771174-72c3-11ea-a870-8f339deb3efa.html
Biggest hail storm in about 10 years for me, some legit nugs in there. Impressive !
More frozen in the last 20 minutes than the last 20 weeks it seems like.
I use native material that came out of the hole. If you bury the bottom of the post at least three fee below grade, you don't need anything but soil to hold them in place. Concrete will crack and let go anyway.
My brother-in law dipped his fence posts in driveway sealer, and then back filled around the posts with gravel, seems like overkill.
Skied Killington yesterday, it was in prime shape, with nearly everything open. Snow surface was excellent, and plenty of non-groomed options available. Visibility was a challenge with freezing mist most of the day, but the skiing was great !