That Eagle Scout was actually lost here in New Hampshire, about 70 miles due north of our house in the what is called the Presidential Range of mountains - as they all are named after presidents, of course.
The snow is gone from our yards and roads, but up in those mountains there is still many feet of snow still, which has been rapidly melting with the warmer than normal weather. Apparently he wasn't so much "lost" as just "cut off" from getting to where he needed to be by flash flooding of mountain streams. He was almost to the weather station at the top of Mt Washington (highest recorded wind speed on this planet) where there would be plenty of people to help him on the 3rd day.
To show that we've still got snow there, here are some pics from 6 days ago which some friends of mine took when they hiked up the same mtn for some day skiing in "the bowl" .a.k.a Tuckerman's Ravine on Mt Washington. It is somewhat risky and not for the out of shape. They do have avalanches there from time to time, also.


If you like extreme skiing, this is one of the "meccas" during the springtime
