Breakfast of Champions
Breakfast of Champions 2019-06-29 16:09:04.000 - Anna Smith, Summit Intern "Freeze-frying" an egg in -30°F (-34°C) temperatures. Breakfast on the summit is whatever you make of it.
June 2019
High Altitude Fitness
High Altitude Fitness 2019-06-28 14:38:11.000 - John King, Summit Intern Work and bedtime may be the most common time spent at the Observatory in addition to some observation and
Instrumentation by the Decade: The 50’s
Instrumentation by the Decade: The 50's 2019-06-26 07:38:03.000 - Charlie Peachey, IT Intern The 50’s were another busy period of time in Mount Washington history. The U.S Army and
Alpine Foliage
Alpine Foliage 2019-06-24 09:00:31.000 - Benjamin Charles, Summit Intern Here at Mount Washington we are home of the world’s worst weather, where we experience some of the harshest winters
All Cooped Up
All Cooped Up 2019-06-23 07:54:43.000 - Austin Patrick, Summit Intern Events much like the weather are unique on top of the summit. For the past couple of weeks, we
The life of a Mount Washington Observatory Summer Summit Intern
The life of a Mount Washington Observatory Summer Summit Intern 2019-06-16 10:01:13.000 - John King, Summit Intern Insert a modified quote from “Good Morning Vietnam” here: “Gooooood morning Mount
Seek Your Peak: Alternative Hikes to Mount Washington
Seek Your Peak: Alternative Hikes to Mount Washington 2019-06-15 13:08:29.000 - Thomas Padham, Weather Observer/Education Specialist Looking across the southern Presidential Range from Mount Washington. The southern "Presis"
Ethan’s First Full Week on the Summit!
Ethan's First Full Week on the Summit! 2019-06-11 18:40:53.000 - Ethan Rogers, Summit Intern Hello everyone, my name is Ethan Rogers, and I am one of the summer interns
Summer Internship!
Summer Internship! 2019-06-10 09:12:52.000 - Emma Penafiel, Summit Intern Wind, fog and snow oh my! Being up here is kind of like being transported to a Wizard of Oz
Instrumentation by the Decade
Instrumentation by the Decade 2019-06-07 15:38:09.000 - Charlie Peachey, IT Intern The 1940’s ushered in a new era of research for Mount Washington. It was the beginning of research
