Mt Monadnock Reflected in Perkins Pond State Route 124, Troy, New Hampshire, United States

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Date and time: 2026-10-20 14:56:02 Location: https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=42.8430072216667&mlon=-72.1390061116667#map=17/42.8430072216667/-72.1390061116667 Camera: Fuji X-H2 Lens: Fuji 16-55mm F2.8 II Exposure: 1/150s @ f/10 Focal length: 28.1mm 35mm equivalent focal length: 42mm ISO: 160 Flash: no Tripod: no

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Mt Monadnock is reflected in a still pond. The reflection of the mountain overlayed on lily pads.
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[–] 3 points 1 week ago

My friends and I hiked this each year around Aug 22 to be there for the perseid meteor showers ( for the better part of 25 Years annually. We've stayed at the state park and other camps. The blueberries on the way up are phenomenal. Beware the false peaks as they will frustrate. One year I hiked it barefoot - not a good idea. Coming down there is a good long patch where you can slide down at considerable speed on your ass and feet. We called it rump bumping and one year after that slide I had to finish with my underwear and ass showing after being g bit too aggressive. Got a bunch of hoots and whistles on the way down. Wonderful mountain. Absolutely reccomend.

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