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To: THE ANT who wrote (157714)5/11/2020 4:06:12 PM
From: Pogeu Mahone  Read Replies (1) of 217537
 
I have grown up climbing Washington

over 100 times in every season of the year.

That report form the summit is not even a cold day.

The author did not even tell us the temperature.

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At 6,288 feet, Mount Washington is "home of the world's worst weather," as it is celebrated by the observatory, a non-profit organization. Observers recorded a 231 mph wind gust, a record that held until Typhoon Olivia at an unmanned instrument station in Australia in 1996.Jan 6, 2018

Mt. Washington Tied for Second Coldest Place on Earth | New .

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Known as the most dangerous small mountain in the world, 6,288-foot Mt. Washington boasts some scary stats: The highest wind velocity ever recorded at any surface weather station (231 mph) was logged here on April 12, 1934. And almost 150 fatalities have occurred since 1849.Oct 27, 2008
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