Lowe's Bald Spot
A small subordinate peak below Mount Washington provides a lovely hike with all the vast sights of the White Mountain National Forest.
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Lowe`s Bald Spot - Twisted Tree This tree was once damaged and then healed. In the course of the damage, it formed this fascinating twist. See also… 7/28/2003 |
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Lowe`s Bald Spot - Unidentified Yellow Mushroom This mushroom seems (because of the lack of gills) to be a bolete, corrupted by age. See also… 7/28/2003 |
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Lowe`s Bald Spot - The Lowest Waterfall The trail crosses this small cascade with its interesting tiny ledges. 7/28/2003 |
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Lowe`s Bald Spot - View Down The Small Cascade This shows the fascinating symmetry of the small cascade and the tiny waves it forms. See also… 7/28/2003 |
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Lowe`s Bald Spot - Possible Boletus calopus This mushroom is too young for a certain identification, but it makes a pretty spot of color growing from beneath this trail crossing root. It may be the "Scarlet-stemmed Bolete", which lives in a symbiotic ("mycorrizhal") relationship with the trees it fruits near - perhaps even the one beneath whose root it is emerging. See also… 7/28/2003 |
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