Journeying through New Hampshire’s 4000-footers offers plenty of opportunities to capture great pictures. Since 4000s by 40 was published, I’ve received numerous requests for photos that correspond with each chapter, so I thought it would be helpful to put together this visual companion.
I hope you enjoy!
Prologue: The Wandering Idiot & Chapter 1: A Plan Awakens (Failing Moosilauke)
Chapter 2: The Nudge (Return to Moosilauke)
Chapter 3: Spikeless (East Osceola)
Chapter 4: The Lonely Backpack (Lessons from Grand Teton)
Chapter 5: Wogging (Mount Tom)
Chapter 6: Want-To-Be (Mount Waumbek)
Chapter 7: Naked (Cannon Mountain)
Chapter 8: Uncashed Checks (Hancock and South Hancock)
Chapter 9: Not Golf (Middle and North Tripyramid)
Chapter 10: Chasing Tecumseh (Mount Tecumseh)
Chapter 11: Kinsmen (South and North Kinsman)
Chapter 12: Lock-steps (A Break: Skiing with Pals in Utah)
Chapter 13: It’s the Climb (Passaconaway and Whiteface)
Chapter 14: The Gift (Lessons from Kilimanjaro)
Chapter 15: Lost and Found (Liberty and Flume)
Chapter 16: Noobs (Lafayette and Lincoln)
Chapter 17: Hunted (Field and Willey)
Chapter 18: Climbing Fast (Mount Osceola)
Chapter 19: A Pile of Rocks (Mount Hale)
Chapter 20: Alone in the Dark (Mount Garfield)
Chapter 21: A Moose in the Path (North and South Twin)
Chapter 22: #Instagame (Monadnock with My Daughter and Carrigain with My Friend)
Chapter 23: Saint Dale? (Through Hell and Back on Mount Cabot)
Chapter 24: Pushing the Limits (Moriah, the Carters, and the Wildcats)
Chapter 25: The Presidential Traverse (Jackson to Madison)
Chapter 26: Thoughts Over Ice Cream and Beer (No Pictures Needed Here!)
Chapter 27: Identifying the Enemy (Getting Back in Shape on Rowe & Gunstock, and Failing Isolation)
Chapter 28: Where the Path Leads (Owl’s Head, Frankenstein, Artist’s Bluff, and Potash Knob)
Chapter 29: Over the Hill (Zealand, the Bonds, and for Good Measure, Guyot)
Chapter 30: The Last Twenty Feet (Return to Isolation)
Chapter 31: What a Nutjob (AMC Award Night)
Chapter 32: The Hardest Mountain (An Eight-Year Climb)
Epilogue: A Letter to My Kids (You’ll have to read the book!)