Winter Sets in on the Hill

I whiffed on sending out a work day reminder for December, but hardy members Ray Burk and Bob Osgood showed up anyway. Thanks! -Ed

Ray reports:

A word of warning to anyone attempting the summit: drive up VERY carefully. Both Bob and I had to make several attempts using the 4 wheel drive locks on his truck and my SUV to get past the lower regions of the hill, which were very icy. Getting down again was an interesting experience as well. As to work, we simply picked up some trash (one plastic knife and one piece of blowing paper), tested the chairs in the warming hut (they all worked just fine), killed at least 4000 flies and one yellow jacket, and left about 2:00 PM or so. Air temp outside was 26 degrees, wind about 20 knots, and inside air temp 80 degrees and wind 2 knots.

Respectfully submitted,

Ray Burk