Hackers' Pub

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Tim Stanton @TimKStanton@mstdn.social

5/22/2025, 3:51:10 PM

Public

We just got back from our "waterfest," backpacking in the White Mountains, New Hampshire! Hiked up two rivers, crossing many small tributaries. Camped near one of the streams, having meals by it and falling asleep listening to the sounds of rushing water. And, the new tent held up against the rain at night! Had a great time! #hiking #backpacking #mountains

#NewHampshire #nature #NaturePhotography #landscape #photography #LandscapePhotography #GetOutside #stream #streams #river #rivers

Photo looking upstream of a river that has a mountain peak off in the distance. Water is rushing around large gray boulders in the river and green trees line the banks on each side.

Franconia Brook as viewed from footbridge that connects Lincoln Woods Trail and Franconia Brook Trail.

Photo of hiker walking across a small stream. The hiker's pants are rolled up so as not to get wet. The hiker has a white backpack on her back and a trekking pole in each hand, which are used for balance while crossing the stream. A large tree that had fallen across the stream is in the foreground. Green trees line the bank of the stream.

Hellgate Brook at intersection with Franconia Brook Trail. This is Lori who I hiked with on this trip.

Photo of waterfall in green forested area. The water is flowing over and between large rock slabs. Some of the gray slabs of rock are in the foreground.

Franconia Falls. We saw these falls on a side trip on our return from the campsite.

Photo of tent in green forested area. The tent is located on a flat section of ground that is covered with leaves. Trees are immediately behind the tent. The tent has gray material (rain fly) over an orange base (the orange seen is the bathtub floor at base of netted inner tent).

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL3 Long tent with ground tarp underneath. With no wind, only four stakes are used-- one each for the two vestibules shown on left/right sides, and one each on the other sides to stretch the rain fly over the inner tent (one is shown in the foreground).

Tim Stanton @TimKStanton@mstdn.social

5/23/2025, 1:23:28 PM

Public

Hiking deep into the wilderness earlier this week, we saw many dead trees in the forest that were untouched by humans. Some of the trees, whether they were still standing or already lying on the ground, had beautiful mushrooms growing on them. Here are a few examples. #FungiFriday #mushrooms

#mushtodon #fungi #fungus #nature #photography #NaturePhotography #macro #MacroPhotography #hiking

Photo closeup of white mushrooms growing on the flat end of a tree that had been cut down. The mushrooms have a slight green tint from the moss growing on them. Blurred image of green forest in background.

Photo closeup of yellow mushrooms growing on a fallen tree. Green moss growing between the mushrooms. Blurred image of brown leaves on ground in the background.

Photo closeup of tan mushrooms growing out of a fallen tree. Green most and lichen growing between the mushrooms. Blurred image of brown leaves on ground in background.

Photo closeup of off-white mushroom growing straight out from dead tree that is still standing. Green moss is growing on the bark of the tree. Blurred image of forest in background.

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