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Frosted trees on Mansfield

Posted Saturday, December 1, 2007
— Mt. Mansfield
Wintry photo of Mt. Mansfield

If you've never visited the <link http: www.greenmountainclub.org external-link-new-window>Green Mountain Club website, I will offer you a fun reason to do so now. Every month <link http: www.ecopixel.com external-link-new-window>Vermont photographer Paul Hansen posts a wonderful desktop calendar photo. This month it's a wintry shot of trees below Mt. Mansfield's forehead. Great shot.

 

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