Attended an incredible show at the Unitarian Meeting House in Amherst.

1 Gown

2 Kohoutek

3 Alasehir

4 GHQ

5 Wooden Wand and the Vanishing Voice

Brilliant performance all the way around, great venue, less than $10 entry, only a couple dozen spectators unfortunately.

What Played in Ed's Head -- 

Music listened to for the time-period March 1st through March 31st, 2007:

Last snowshoe of the season, figured on exploring Florida Mountain from our property.

Tippi and I rambled into Vermont, totally no idea where the route was taking us.

Once into "civilization" again (a plowed dirt road), we stuck to it and then Tilda Hill Road later on for a total of 8.5-miles in 2:49:00 (1:49 snowshoe and another hour on dirt and Tilda Hill Road.

Snowshoed Dwyer Road to Barrus, and to Spruce Corner, and "round".

Total of 8.2-miles in 1:42:05 (50:24/26:58 for 1:17:22; and 24:43 for a grand total of 1:42:05).

Snowshoed with Tippi from Spruce Corner Restaurant on Route 9 in Goshen, to Route 112 in Ashfield at Dwyer Road.  Completed 7.7-Miles in 1:35:00.

Since the conditions were so fabulous yesterday at DAR State Forest, I brought the dog out again to participate in a bit more snowshoeing.  This time we stuck to the snow-covered forest roads, including the climb up to the lookout tower at Moore's Hill.

Completed 6.5-miles in 1:30 today.

Took Tippi out to DAR State Forest in Goshen, and decided we would snowshoe along the snowmobile corridor north towards Ashfield / Plainfield.

Felt great throughout the run. making great time.  The forest throughout was beautiful, and the day a fine cold sunny one.  We completed the 16-miles in 3:05:00.

8th Annual Greylock Glen 3.5-Mile Snowshoe Race
March 4th, 2007 - Adams,  Massachusetts

Race Directing duties with PH at the eighth Greylock Glen Snowshoe Race at the Mount Greylock State Reservation, in the Adams Glen...

This was the race where PH and I were talking with our friend KC at Hawley the day before;  PH and I were undecided on what the course would be for the Greylock event, and KC mentioned that he always liked the original route.  PH said "if KC wants the original route, we'll do the original route".

For the race I managed a 5th out of 23 total finishers.

10th Annual Hawley Kiln "Notch" 5-Mile Snowshoe Races
March 3rd, 2007 - Dubuque State Forest - Hawley, MA

Another organizing effort, this time for a Notch version.  39 finishers in the race, and ending the day with a trip to South Face Farm!

 What Played in Ed's Head -- 

Music listened to for the time-period February 1st through February 28th, 2007:

"Round 2" Hallockville Pond 3.2-Mile Snowshoe Race
February 25th, 2007  Dubuque State Forest, Hawley, MA

I directed another event in Hawley, with 27 finishers.

4th Covered Bridge Snowshoe Races
February 24th, 2007 - Greylock Glen - Adams, MA

PH and I continued our "two-for-one" event;  two distances with a break in the middle.  You could stop after the Hoxie-Thunderbolt 3.5-miles, or continue for another 4.5-miles (total of 8-miles) for the full Covered Bridge experience.

I crossed the line 10th out of 56 in the short stuff, and 7th out of 30 for the full blown Covered Bridge Race.

4th Merrimack River 3.3-Mile Snowshoe Race

February 19th, 2007 - Andover, MA

DD directed another Merrimack River event for the fourth year, with 16 finishers this time-around.

2nd Hallockville Pond / Moody Spring 5-Mile Snowshoe Race
February 18th, 2007  Dubuque State Forest, Hawley, MA

I directed another event in Hawley, with 58 finishers.

4th Annual Camp Saratoga ~5-Mile Snowshoe Race

February 17th, 2007 - Wilton Wildlife Preserve - Wilton, NY

The Camp Saratoga 5-Mile Snowshoe Race at Wilton Wildlife Preserve was held by my very good friends JC & LC.  I ended up 10th out of 74 finishers.