This was another photo leftover from the New Hampshire trip. I took it from the north side of the Presidential mountains. The clouds have (interestingly) enveloped the high summits while just to the west is an open blue patch of sun. Mt Washington is known for its strange, extreme weather. I guess the clouds "stick" on the tops of the peaks rather then just blowing along. At any rate it was kind of a cool sight so I took a photo. The rain clouds that day were pretty much everywhere and the cloud patterns changed by the minute. The "patch of blue" was very much the oddity on an otherwise rainy day. If you look very closely you can just see Edmunds col between Adams and Jefferson opening up through the clouds. Must have been pretty wet up there.
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On a not-so private road to the woods
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