Upvote for "an" historian.

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I would love to join you. I have extensive winter climbing/hiking experience, especially in NH. I've done Monadnock many times. There's only one thing keeping me from joining you, I'm now 67 years old and it's just not possible in my current body. The mind is willing but the body can't anymore.

Best of luck and enjoy!

Or Marblehead right next door. Very historical, all those things OP mentioned.

You can see this at Abbott Hall.

"Locally Integrated System Architecture".

Rookie.

I was still wearing the gown as I drove back to my apartment following my graduation ceremony from college in 1979. On the radio was "Heart of Glass", it was huge.

Is that required? Question asked "which actor you hated...".
If so, never mind.

Ricky Gervais

Historical accuracy.

I'm an old guy who spent most weekends up in the White Mountains when I was in college, late 1970s. Long time ago.
Go when there is snow cover and full moon, you can see like it's daytime. As long as it stays below freezing you won't have moisture issues other than sweat. After getting to get to your spot, CHANGE INTO DRY CLOTHES. You'll never be warm if you're wet underneath.
Boil-in-bag meals makes having hot foods easy. Then you can use the water for wash up.
It's beautiful out in the wilderness in the winter.

You're right. I guess you could say that was their "exposure" but not their expense.

Beverly.

Commuter rail, on route 128, harbor, cool downtown, new schools, and above all - nice people.