Wachusett Mountain Ski Area, Princeton, MA
2006′
Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Wachusett Mountain Ski Area, Princeton, MA
What a pretty place!
It is a pretty place, Laurie. The mountain is good shared use, as well. Part ski area, part State Park, where the ancient forest was left untouched. The audubon abuts the mountain, and the trails connect, so it’s good for all!
I should say so! It sounds as though a lot of thought was put into this.
Just… bundle up, Julie. 🙂
I will! Finally we will get some snow tonight! I’ve been waiting to take snow pics!
-Julie
Amazing place and photos Julie, thanks for share.
It is a pleassure visit your blog.
Elvira
Thank you so much, Elvira. I am enjoying your blog, as well, especially the photos. My Spanish is limited, so I get as much as I can, and get the important phrases translated.
-Julie
Thanks to you Julie, I appreciate your kind words and support. I am glad you enjoy photos.
You are going to learn Spanish little by little, you will see.
Have a wonderful time!
Elvira
Did you ski there, Julie?
Alas, Tanja , I do not downhill ski. (I snowshoe occasionally, and loved skating in my youth.) I imagine that, being a Pike’s Peak girl, you are handy at skiing?
Snowshoeing is probably healthier than downhill skiing, Julie. When a child, I learned to ski in Austria, but after moving to the US, my husband got me started on Nordic skiing, and we both love it.
Pike’s Peak used to have a ski area (as did the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs), but no longer. Not enough snow nowadays. 🙁
Beautiful!