Lakes of the Clouds Hut Night featuring Flags on the 48! 2 Ellen Ruggles Discusses Trip to the Mount Everest Base Camp in Nepal 3 Writers Wanted for ‘Mountain Passages’ 3 Columbus Day Weekend Bike Ride 3 Notes from the Chair Mount Garfield— duration and companions), and pack well (necessary 4,500 feet 3 By Wayne Goertel clothing, food, and gear) for a fun and safe adventure. Excursions Leadership I’m always amazed at how quickly summer seems Don’t forget to consider AMC New Hampshire’s many Training Class 3-4 4 to appear. It feels like just weeks ago that I was closing volunteer-led activities listed at the AMC-NH website Rumney Rock Climbing 4 out the downhill ski season at Cannon or removing at amc-nh.org/calendar/activities.php or listed in this Wednesday Evening the snow tires from my car. In just a few weeks from edition of Mountain Passages. Recreational this writing, summer will officially be here and the Finally, it’s surprising how a few details can really Paddling Series 4 days will start getting shorter… oh my! make a difference, such as packing suitable sunscreen Kittery Trading Post With favorable weather upon us, I want to and bug spray to avoid some outdoor annoyances. For Makes Donation to AMC encourage everyone to invite a friend along for some protection against both ticks and mosquitoes, the Cen- New Hampshire Chapter 5 outdoor adventure! This is how most of us developed a ters for Disease Control and Prevention recommends DEET with 20%-50% concentration. Visit www. Wanted: Volunteers love of the outdoors, isn’t it? Parents took us camping (Must Love Planning) 5 as children. Or we participated in Boy/Girl Scouts or nc.cdc.gov/travel/page/avoid-bug-bites for more another youth outdoors program. Or some friends and information. A View from a Bike Enjoy and be safe! is Something Special 6 coworkers invited us to go hiking, rafting, bicycling or climbing. —Wayne Trail Worthy Oatmeal Bars 7 So, size up your friends (interest, experience, and fitness), identify a suitable activity (location, difficulty, Wayne Goertel is Chair of AMC’s NH Chapter.
our mission A Few Questions For…Susan Englert The Appalachian Mountain Club is Mountain Passages nalism from the University of Maine at Orono. the nation’s oldest outdoor recreation is made possible by Susan and conservation organization, and How long have you been doing the graphic lay- Englert, who designs promotes the protection, enjoyment, out for Mountain Passages? AMC New Hampshire’s and understanding of the moun- The first complete newsletter I created was the bimonthly newsletter, tains, forests, waters and trails of the January-February 2012 issue. However, I worked does the layout and is Appalachian region. AMC has more on the new layout and established the look and the than 100,000 members, 16,000 vol- responsible for its e-mail style sheets in the Fall of 2011 so it would be ready unteers, 450 full-time and seasonal distribution. She is the to go with the first issue in 2012. staff. The New Hampshire Chapter is founder (in 2009) and the second largest of the 12 Chapters designer of Sandpiper Describe the challenges. within the Club. Artisans Graphic Design Fortunately, the Editor, Michelle O’Donnell, located in Manchester. sees those challenges before I do and by the time volume 40, number 4 She has a degree in Jour- Englert, to page 6 July-August 2014 upcoming events September 13-14, 2014 Lakes of the Clouds Hut Night featuring Flags on the 48! Join us on our next over- About Flags on the 48 Start Your Weekend Early! Instructions for Booking night adventure at Lakes of the “Flags on the 48” is an If you’d like to get a jump Your Stay Clouds, our highest hut! We annual memorial hike to each start on your weekend, we have Call the AMC Reservations have reserved a limited number of New Hampshire’s 4,000-foot reserved the Highland Center’s Line at 603-466-2727 (Mon- of bunks at a special rate of summits in memory of those Shapleigh House for the evening Sat, 9 am to 5 pm). $98.50 per person. who lost their lives on Septem- of September 12, 2014. This Tell the Customer Service On the morning of Sep- ber 11, 2001. The first hike was is a great way to meet the trip Representative that you are with tember 13, you are welcome to an informal and spontaneous leaders and catch up with fellow the AMC NH Hut Night at join us for a group hike to the memorial by a group of six hik- hikers over dinner. Space is lim- Lakes Group # 235939. hut. Upon arrival we will check ers who raised a large American ited and rates are $44 bed and Provide your contact in, select our bunks and unpack flag on the summit of Mount breakfast, or $65 dinner, bed information, any food allergy in- our gear. Tripsters will then be Liberty the first Saturday after and breakfast. formation or vegetarian requests. free to relax around the hut or the 9/11 attacks. Today, hun- Provide credit card number by hike to the summit of Mount dreds of hikers gather on all 48 Space is Limited! Call Today phone or set up the reservation Monroe for Flags on the 48. of New Hampshire’s four-thou- to Make Your Reservation and mail a check to AMC (must In the evening, we will gath- sand foot peaks to pay tribute by To reserve, call AMC be received within 7 days of your er for a wine and cheese Happy flying the American flag for two Reservations by Monday August call). Hour followed by hearty dinner hours. It is a moving experience. 11 to receive the discounted rate prepared and served by the Lakes of $98.50 per person including Questions? of the Clouds Hut crew. About Lakes of NH lodging taxes. Reservations Call Karen Thurston, Hut On the morning of Septem- the Clouds Hut received after that time will be Night Trip Leader, at (603) 770- ber 14, we’ll enjoy breakfast by Lakes of the Clouds Hut on a space available basis at full 1980. the crew before saying goodbye is our highest hut, perched just price. and heading out for our hiking above treeline and between the adventures. Lakes of the Clouds soaring summits of Monroe and Hut provides a great starting Washington. It is a sublime set- point for a summit day on ting with two tiny glacial tarns, Mountain Passages views over a pristine wilderness, Mount Washington or a South- Volume 40, No. 4 ern Presi Traverse. and dramatic sunsets. 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2 October 11-12, 2014 Columbus Day Weekend Bike Ride Catch New Hampshire’s fabulous foliage from your bike during AMC-NH’s Columbus Day Weekend Bike Ride, Satur- day, October 11 to Sunday, October 12. You’ll be riding the Northern Trail from Franklin to Lebanon with an overnight stay at Cardigan Lodge. The trail is hard- packed and suitable for hybrid, touring or mountain bikes. The pace will be a moderate 10-12 mph with lunch breaks both days. The distance each day will be about 25 miles. Trail leaving Dingbochey by Ellen Ruggles September 17, 2014 Ellen Ruggles Discusses Trip to the Mount Everest Base Camp in Nepal pathways with nights in alpine By Paul and village teahouses to see Everest The bike group will leave the trail on Saturday at Danbury Marie Berry Base Camp firsthand. for the overnight at Cardigan Lodge and start again Sunday in Few have to ask these days Ruggles, an AMC New Danbury for the ride to Lebanon. The trail is 52 miles long. “Where is it?” Others know it as Hampshire trip leader and Contact Trip Leader Gene Harding at (603) 642-5530 (best “The Top of the World.” When Manchester resident, beams as time: 6-10 p.m.) or Gene37h(at)aol.com for more information or you’ve been there yourself you she recalls her first visit to Nepal, to sign up. know it as “A little bit up, a little and speaks the all-to-often heard bit down.” In October of 2013, words about a trip to this part of five New Englanders hiked to the world, “It was the vacation August, 9, 2014 Mount Everest Base Camp in of a lifetime, and life changing.” Nepal, including Ellen Ruggles Find out why… Mount Garfield—4,500 feet and Brian Wood. The Concord Public Join us as we share in Library is located at 45 Green Join us for a trip to Mount Garfield by the Garfield Trail and photos, music, and memories Street, Concord. This event is a brief section of the Garfield Ridge Trail. The hike will be at a of their 25 days of travel on free and all are welcome. No moderate pace with moderate grades for 4.8 miles. The roundtrip Wednesday, September 17 at preregistration is required. Email distance is 10 miles. Hikers will experience a steep rocky section 7 p.m. at the Concord Public programsnh(at)amc-nh.org or for .2 miles just below the summit of Mount Garfield, but wait Library. They toured temples in call Paul or Marie Berry at (603) until you get to the top. At the summit there are great views and the capital city of Kathmandu, 423-1192 for more information. the remains of the old fire tower. The summit is exposed to the sat on the edges of their seats as weather so cold weather gear is required. they flew in and out of one of Paul Berry and Marie Berry are Contact Trip Leader Brian Wazlaw at (603) 436-2833 (best the most dangerous airports, and Co-Chairs of AMC New Hamp- time to call: 7-9 p.m.) or briwazlaw(at)aol.com for more infor- spent 18 days walking on remote shire’s Programs Committee. mation. Registration is required.
Writers Wanted for ‘Mountain Passages’ If you would like to write about your experience in New in print plus the even bigger thrill of getting others to say, Hampshire’s great outdoors as an AMC-New Hampshire “I want to experience that, too!” Send your stories (150-250 member for Mountain Passages, we’d love to hear from you. words max) to newsletter(at)amc-nh.org. Deadlines are June 1, We don’t pay, but you will have the thrill of seeing your name August 1, October 1, December 1, February 1 and April 1.
3 October 25, 2014 Excursions Leadership Training Class 3-4 course is a single daylong event Hampshire Chapter’s Excursions moderate trails. We will hike 4-5 By Rick Silverberg on Saturday, October 25, 2014. Committee. Other components miles at a moderate pace. AMC New Hampshire’s People interested in leading include the mentoring process Visit www.AMC_registra- Excursion Committee will be Young Members and Over 55 and several prerequisites. (See tion.ccntr.org to register and offering leadership training for or family group events are also http://activities.outdoors.org/ for more information including those who want to lead Class 3 encouraged to attend. Training search/index.cfm/action/details/ location. Contact Leader Rick or Class 4 trips, formerly called will be comprised of inside dis- id/76139 for more information.) Silverberg at (603) 225-5921 Walks and Short Hikes. This cussion in small group and field This session will held 8:30 (best time to call: 7-10 pm) or is a chance to do some leading exercises in trip planning and a.m.- 4:30 p.m. in Warner, NH, synergyc(at)aol.com or contact without having the extensive logistics, screening participants, at the home of co-instructor Bob co-Leader Bob Humphrey at experience required for leading choosing required gear and Humphrey. (603) 456-3708 or trips to mountaintops and four explaining to participants what The cost is $35 for AMC bobh(at)mcttelecom.com for season hiking. gear is required for the trip. members and $40 for non-mem- more information. Come find out the joys This training is one com- bers. The fee covers morning of leading your own mini- ponent of the requirements for snacks, hot drinks and training Rick Silverberg is an AMC New adventures for those interested becoming an approved Class 3 materials. Bring a trail lunch Hampshire member and an Excur- in less demanding activities. The or Class 4 trip leader in the New and gear for a day of hiking on sions Leader.
Tuesday Evenings Rumney Rock Climbing AMC New Hampshire hosts a Tuesday Evening Rock Climb- ing series in Rumney for all levels, including beginners. You must have your own harness, carabiner, belay device, climbing shoes, helmet and previous belay experience. The group meets around 5 p.m. but note that the exact time will vary depend- ing on day and conditions. Contact Leader Valerio Viti at valerio. [email protected] or visit amc-nh.org/calendar/activities.php?type =A&f=a&id=7&category1=Climbing for more information.
Wednesday Evenings until September 3, 2014 Wednesday Evening Recreational Paddling Series
What better way to unwind after work or spend an evening anne skidmore photo. with your family than with AMC New Hampshire’s Wednesday Evening Recreational Paddling Series. Held every Wednesday For information visit go.plymouth.edu/mwm evening, they last about 60-90 minutes and end around sunset. Beginners are welcome as the group paddles fairly slowly and or call (603) 535-3210. stays together. Boats and equipment are available at the put-in for a small rental fee $10. To request a boat, you must register by the Mon- day prior to the Wednesday trip. Canoes, kayaks including a tan- dem kayak and smaller kayaks for pre-teens are available. Families are encouraged to attend. This series ends Wednesday, September 34 HIGHLAND STREET, PLYMOUTH, NH 3, 2014. HOURS: TU/TH/F 10 AM–5 PM; WED 10 AM–7 PM; Visit amc-nh.org/calendar/activities.php?type=A&f=a&id SAT/SUN NOON–5 PM; CLOSED MONDAYS AND =13&category1=Paddling for more information. PSU HOLIDAYS. ADMISSION IS FREE.
4 features Kittery Trading Post Makes Donation to AMC New Hampshire Chapter The ewN Hampshire Chair Wayne Goertel by Derek Chapter is excited to have Sturtevant, KTP Conservation received a $1,000 donation from Committee Chair. Wayne noted, Kittery Trading Post (KTP) in “I enjoyed visiting with Derek, Kittery, ME. The funds came who told me that their com- from customer contributions mittee strives to keep donations that are part of KTP’s Round ‘local,’ with several Maine and Up for Conservation program, New Hampshire organizations which encourages customers receiving donations since the to “round up” the amount of program’s inception in 2013. I their purchase to the nearest also learned that card-carrying dollar, resulting in incremental AMC members are eligible for donations to the fund. Once a a 10% discount off many goods quarter, money in the fund is at KTP! We are thankful for donated to conservation groups this generous donation to the or projects as determined by the NH Chapter, which will be Kittery Trading Post Conserva- used to support the training and tion Committee. development of our chapter’s The donation was presented volunteer leaders.” to New Hampshire Chapter Like to hike in the White Mountains? Away from the crowds? And come back to relax at the end of the day? Wanted: Then join us at the AMC’s Cold River Camp. Volunteers - In the quiet Cold River Valley below Evans Notch - Go on led hikes or on (Must Love your own - Family style dinners & Planning) breakfasts; trail lunches Would you like to help the New Hampshire Chapter of AMC find exciting speakers, arrange venue space, register participants or work at an event check-in table? We are look- ing for volunteers to help us plan and host New Hampshire Chapter events. If you are an or- Cabins are still available most ganized individual or would like weeks July-August. Stay for a to lend a welcoming smile to our whole week or a partial week. events, contact Lu Ann Laquerre For more information or to at [email protected] for make reservations visit more information. www.amccoldrivercamp.org or call
5 A View from a Bike is Something Special and a flock of egrets life without the impact Chapter Bike Ride Leader shirts By Gene Harding having lunch in a salt involved in going up to be awarded to our ride leaders Hello to all bikers. With marsh. and down mountains. as recognition for their time and the warmer weather and some Our experience As a result, this year we service. When you see our ride sunshine, it finally feels like the as a biking committee are offering introduc- leaders in these shirts out on the biking season is here. We have over the past three years tory group rides to highways and byways and rail already offered many bike rides is that there are many members. trails, stop and say hello. We love on roads and bike trails and levels of bikers from I am pleased to to talk biking. plan to add more as the season new first-time bikers introduce Doria Harris We will offer Bike Ride continues. One of the things that to highly experienced (left), Biking Com- Leader training on Columbus keep me biking is what we see life-long bikers. We mittee Co-Chair, who Day Weekend. Contact me at while biking that that we miss in have found that as our members joined us last summer as a Bike Gene37h(at)aol.com for more our cars. On recent rides we have grow older hiking can become Ride Leader and took on the information. seen a Great Blue Heron land painful to feet, ankles, knees and added responsibility of Co-Chair Happy Biking! —Gene on a pond looking for frogs for hips, and so they are turning to of our Biking Committee this lunch, a beautiful Mute Swan on biking as a way to continue to be spring. We are introducing our Gene Harding is Co-Chair of AMC an inland pond along the coast, outdoors with exercise and wild new AMC New Hampshire New Hampshire’s Biking Committee.
AMC NH Executive Committee Chapter Chair...... [email protected] Membership...... [email protected] Young Members...... [email protected] Wayne Goertel Marianne Page, Ed Parker Josh Meltzer Vice Chair...... [email protected] Mountaineering...... [email protected] Past Chapter Chair...... [email protected] Bill Warren Jim Kent, Tom Sintros Karen Thurston Treasurer...... [email protected] Newsletter...... [email protected] Regional Dir. NH/ME...... [email protected] Rick Desmarais Ron Janowitz, Editor Ruth “Sam” Jamke 603-472-2536 Secretary...... [email protected] Michelle O’Donnell, Editor Over 55...... [email protected] Beth Zimmer Susan Englert, Design & Layout Nancy Seavey 603-586-7727 Biking...... [email protected] Paddling...... [email protected] David Ross Gene Harding John Pilla, Marcy Stanton Family Group...... [email protected] Conservation...... [email protected] Programs...... [email protected] Wanda Rice 603-432-7840 Paul Hopkins Paul Berry, Marie Berry AMC NH Chapter...... website: www.amc-nh.org Education...... [email protected] Skiing...... [email protected] Eric Savage Tony Schmidt 603-726-7256 Address changes and membership renewals: Excursions...... [email protected] Valerio Viti AMC Member Services Jennifer Varney, David Ross Trails...... [email protected] 5 Joy Street, Boston MA 02108 Hospitality...... [email protected] Richie Holstein 617-523-0636 or Lu Ann Laquerre Web Master...... [email protected] www.outdoors.org/membercenter Tom Todd
Englert, from page 1 I receive all of the text files and print is what I do, and what I So do you only design therapy, finalizing four bro- photos, she’s successfully jumped love to do. I’ve designed newslet- publications? chures for a landscaping and those hurdles! My biggest chal- ters for a variety of nonprofits No, I do a lot of logo design sealcoating company, yard signs lenge has always been working and companies, including and corporate identity work, and for a heating/cooling company, with an overabundance of mate- The Nature Conservancy NH designing marketing collateral all campaign materials for a man rial for an 8-page newsletter, and Chapter, the New Hampshire for small to medium sized busi- who is running for a position talking with Michelle about how Aviation Historical Society, a few nesses. This includes brochures with the National Home Build- best to pare it down while keep- churches, the Concord Regional of all shapes and sizes, busi- ers Association, a couple of ads ing as much important content Visiting Nurse Association, ness cards & stationery, annual for the client of a Manchester as possible. Community Bridges, Friends of reports, interior and exterior marketing company. That’s just New England College Hockey, business signs, direct mailers, part of what I have in-house What other graphic design and many others. I’ve been the invitations, window graphics, right now. projects does Sandpiper designer of the Associated Build- posters, flyers... you name it. Artisans do? That’s a lot of work for one ers & Contractors of NH/VT I think a better question is What are you working on person at one time. quarterly magazine for 20 years, “what projects DON’T you do!” currently? Yes it is, which is why I and was Editor of the Episcopal I’ve been a graphic designer in A book cover for a novel, have a top-notch freelancer as Diocese of NH newspaper for 4 the print industry for almost 35 four conference brochures for part of my team! And in order years in the 1990s. Can you tell years now, and this is the second Saint Anselm College’s continu- to keep food on HIS table too, I love publications? design company I’ve owned. ing ed for nurses, a logo for a I am always looking for new Anything you can imagine in woman who practices sound clients! (hint, hint) 6 Trail Worthy Oatmeal Bars (and don’t let the shortening scare you)
By Denise Spoor Don’t shy away from trying these bars because of the solid shortening. It’s the shortening that makes them moist, chewy and almost indestructible in your backpack. Take them on a group hike for a special treat for all when you reach your destination or bring them on a multi-day backcountry trip for a nutritious and satisfying breakfast as an alternative to plain oatmeal. The key to keeping them fresh and in one piece is to carry them in a reusable plastic container such as Rubbermaid or Tupperware.
Ingredients: ¾ cup vegetable shortening 3 cups quick oats chopped Pineapple, ¼ cup 1 cup packed brown sugar 1 cup all-purpose flour chopped golden raisins, ¼ cup ½ cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon salt chopped cranberry) 2 eggs ½ teaspoon baking soda ½ teaspoon cinnamon 1/8 cup water 1 cup dried fruit (¼ cup ¼ teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon vanilla chopped apricots, ¼ cup 1/8 teaspoon cloves
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Generously grease a 9x13 baking pan with solid shortening. Com- bine shortening, brown sugar, granulated sugar, egg, water and vanilla with hand mixer on low speed until creamy. Add the flour, salt, baking soda, spices and mix well by hand until well combined. Add oats and dried fruit and stir well again. Press into prepared pan and bake until lightly browned around the edges and a toothpick inserted into the middle of the pan comes out clean (approximately 20-25 minutes). Do not overcook or the bars will be dry. Cool completely before cutting into bars. Denise Spoor is an AMC New Hampshire member and when she’s not out on the trails or in the kitchen, she’s AMC’s Group Sales Account Manager, based at Pinkham Notch.
Englert, from page 6 Why the name Sandpiper What are your favorite Food you love? Our beautiful Gracie is a Beagle Artisans? outdoor activities? My chicken vegetable soup / Border Terrier mix who looks As a child, we would vaca- I love swimming and roam- with dumplings remarkably like Michelle tion for two weeks at Salisbury ing around with my camera in O’Donnell’s dog, Fergus! We’ll have to get that recipe for Beach, MA and later at Wells hand. I also love to walk our a future Mountain Passages. Something no one knows Beach in Maine. I so clearly dog and just lay on the grass You got it. about you? remember my mother on the with her enjoying the warmth I designed the bulk of Ron beach at dusk watching the of the earth and the sun. My Food you hate? Paul’s print mailers and bro- sandpipers scurry down the husband and I have enjoyed Mushrooms. chures during his 2008 primary beach, saying “Look, look, exploring New England and Volunteer work you want to do campaign for the Presidency, and look!” So the name of my busi- photographing our adventures. in retirement? was a model for WomanBiker. ness pays homage to my mum In the winter, it’s all I can do just Cuddle at-risk babies at com back in the late 1990s. and dad, who I lost in 2002 to get through it! Although I’m hospitals. and 1992 respectively, but it’s originally from Maine and have Susan can be reached at Susan@ also indicative of my work style. lived in the northeast most of Children? Significant other? SandpiperArtisans.com or visit I scurry! I do a lot of creative my life, I’m not a fan of snow, My husband Steve is a won- www.SandpiperArtisans.com to things, so I added “Artisans” to wind and cold. Does sitting in derful man. Son Nick is 29 and view her online portfolio. You can cover any other type of artistic front of the fireplace watching is an engineer in San Francisco. also find her on facebook atwww. work I may decide to do down the snow fall outside count as a Daughter Sally is a loan officer facebook.com/SandpiperArti- the line. winter outdoor activity?! for Wells Fargo in Minneapolis. sans
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