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Name: Photojojo
Location: The Mission District in San Francisco, CA
Size: 1,500 sq ft including studio space
Years in business: 7 years
We've been big Photojojo fans ever since we spotted their fun and useful items in their online store. Their personality shines through their online storefront so it's no surprise that their office is filled with that same fun and happy vibe that just makes you smile. Yes, their workspace is just as bright and photo & dinosaur filled as you think it would be...
For those new to photo- fun goodness that is Photojojo, Amit Gupta started Photojojo because he saw all of the great photos that friends were taking on their digital cameras that were "collecting digital dust." Photojojo is all about finding ways to do more with your photos and to that end they sell camera accessories as well as have a handy newsletter chock full of photo ideas.
Originally located in the San Francisco tech-startup home of SOMA, Photojojo moved to The Mission to be closer to some of the places they love to eat and shop. Finding office space is tricky in The Mission but luckily Photojojo's friends at Mission Bicycle tipped them off to space that was leasing above Paxton Gate. They love their neighbours and sharing the building with them are Paxton Gate, a great bike shop (Mission Bicycles), a comic book store, a graphic designer (Arin Fishkin), an acupuncturist, a painter and design blogger (Paul and Jordan Ferney), and an art gallery. As Amit says of their office location, "It's great having so much ambient creative energy under one roof."
Their first office in the building was on the 2nd floor and is now used as their studio (when I visited this had been turned into a holiday pop-up shop). The Photojojo office takes over the 3rd floor and when you enter the space, the layout feels very much like a city apartment with a narrow hallway and rooms cordoned off of it. Although tiny, the kitchen makes good use of on the wall storage and is a cheery blend of function and decor that is fuelled by photography. To help brighten up the office and take advantage of natural light, white paint is used liberally and the brightly coloured dinosaurs that take up residence in the space add welcome pops of colour.
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Our Style: Casual / creative
Inspiration: We love to decorate with our products and adventures! We've got camera lens mugs for cups in the kitchen, lens pillows in the rest room, and a photo wall with Instax instant pics from our annual company workcations in the hallway. Every year we take the company on a 2-3 week trip somewhere interesting. So far we've gone to India, Mexico, and we just got back from Thailand.
Favorite Element: There's usually something like 50 dinosaurs roaming the office, whether small plastic versions like we put in all our orders, wall decals, or giant inflatable T-Rexs. They run this place.
Also, the film vending machine.
Biggest Challenge: Painting the floor white in our studio space. That took the help of four friends and a weekend. And pulling up the carpet. And then weeks of telling people to take their shoes off before entering before I finally gave in. :)
What Friends Say: "OMG it looks so fun!"
Biggest Embarrassment: Our white boards hate us! They were here when we moved into the space, and I'm pretty sure they think we're invading their turf. They don't erase and look like muddy, sloppy disasters. We need new whiteboards!
Proudest DIY: My pal Erin Sparling helped us rig it so that when we check into our office on FourSquare it unlocks the door for us! We recently added Instagram support so at parties, people just need to upload a photo with our office as the location tag, and it unlocks the door for them! We also used these to let people into our holiday pop-up store last year.
Biggest Indulgence: Apple 27" displays for everyone. And a bunch of Workrite electric sit-stand desks (but we got 'em on the cheap from a friend's company when they were moving).
Best Advice: In office space as in photography, light is your friend. We had only one window (facing another building) in the small room we first occupied when we moved into this building. Painting the floor and ceiling bright white helped us maximize the light we did get, and daytime-balanced bulbs in our pendant lamps pitched in. It made a huge difference.
Dream Sources: Goodies from Photojojo.com! And the entire contents of Muji's Tokyo Yurakucho store. They've got furniture and bicycles, and even a model home they sell!
Resources of Note:
- Ikea Nominell chairs
- Workrite electric desks
- CB2 Desk
- IKEA white glass desk tops with silver and white legs
- Ikea TRAL
- IKEA BASISK Floor uplight
- Cliff's Variety Icicle lights
- Camera Lens Mugs & Instax print wall from Photojojo
- Behr - Glacier White for the studio floors
Thanks, Amit & Team Photojojo!
(Images: Joelle Alcaidinho)
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What a fun place to work!!
Where's the I love California poster from?
Thanks a bunch!
Uhmmmm, there was a lot more print graphics than photography there. Maybe "Photojojo's Fun Photo-Filled Space" wasn't the best title for this spread, eh?
Love everything I've gotten from them, and it's true that their personality comes through on their site! Fun office tour.
Are these the Workrite desks?
Are they adjustable height?
Very interested in the standing desks...
Fun office. I envy your location -- must be great to work in the heart of the Mission!
Suggestion re the white boards - I was having a similar problem with mine, and this helped immensely: WD-40 - yeah, seriously. Clean the board off the best you can, then spray it all over the board, and use some paper towels to make sure the whole board is coated, let it sit for a little while. Wipe off/polish with more paper towels. This will be much easier to do if you can remove the board from the wall and lay it flat on the ground.
To embrace your creativity, I'd suggest getting rid of the whiteboards and then painting your wall with DraWitpaint. it performs better than regular whiteboards and definitely records brainstorming very well with no borders to inhibit creativity.


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A troubled fifth on turf in her prior start May 27, the 4-year-old Rahy filly assumed command immediately, relaxed well under jockey Joel Rosario and was taken in hand late while earning her fourth career victory. The margin of victory was a very deceptive 1 ½ lengths.
Now 3-for-5 over Cushion Track for owner Kaleem Shah and leading trainer Bob Baffert, Excellent News, the 6-5 favorite, completed the seven furlongs in 1:23.55. The win was her fourth in 14 lifetime races and increased her earnings to $216,844.
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Wednesday, participants in the 2012-2013 Leadership Bartow Class looked at resources, challenges and opportunities for education in Bartow County.
A program of the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Bartow examines the impact of various factors on business and the local economy. One day a month throughout the program year, participants tour sites and hear from professionals within the area of study.
This week, Leadership Bartow participants toured Chattahoochee Technical College's North Metro Campus in Acworth, Cass High — Bartow County's newest high school — and Georgia Highlands College, including the new student center. In addition, guest speakers from local and state educational systems spoke to the challenges and opportunities facing today's students.
Chattahoochee Tech Executive Director of Institutional Effectiveness John Parton was part of the steering committee in charge of organizing Wednesday's itinerary.
"When we first sat down, we kept in mind, of course, the program's theme, Enhancing Our Future, and the role education plays in economic development. A lot of the things that came to mind were the things that keep people from achieving a good education, things ranging from teen pregnancy to high unemployment rates, then we looked at the effects," Parton said. "I think awareness is the main goal, letting leaders in this county know what's out there in terms of resources. And it's not just the high school and the infrastructure you can see, but it's a support system that you can't see — whether it's the homeless liaison or the schools foundationsupplyinggrants for teachers."
Addressing underlying problems affecting the county's employable workforce included an emphasis on technical education. Across the nation, employers are facing a skills gap between the jobs ready to be filled and the available labor pool. Technical educators are up against a cultural mindset pushing all students toward a four-year college degree while skilled-labor positions are going unfilled.
"I think most of those in our Leadership Bartow class are college graduates and many of us followed that traditional pattern — graduating high school, going into college immediately as a traditional student, then graduating and beginning our career. But there are many that don't follow that path or they've been laid off or maybe they need retraining," Parton said. "That's why we placed an emphasis on technical education."
Georgia Power Plant Bowen Project Relocation Coordinator Janet Queen is a current Leadership Bartow participant on the team organizing Wednesday's event. She also serves on the Bartow County College and Career Academy Board of Directors, a proposed charter facility with programs to help high school students train in technical vocation before they graduate.
"Right now, these skilled-trade jobs, that's where the market's at. The sad thing is, you're finding college graduates that can't get a job and they have student-loan debt to pay off after attaining their four-year degree," Queen said. "But if a student decides they want to train in a skilled, technical area — let's say welding for example, every one of our presenters stressed that there is a shortage of workers in the field of welding. I think once we educate the students and the parents, students would be encouraged to pursue a technical certification. Right now, that's what is going to make them marketable in today's workforce."
Panel discussions also spoke to the areas of education from early childhood through high school and how each area is responding to recent budget cuts. A panel hosted at Cass High School included views from a homeschool educator, Woodland High's coordinator of work-based learning and Chattahoochee Tech's director of adult education.
Guest speaker, Tricia Pridemore, executive director of the Governor's Office of Workforce Development, also spoke Wednesday to the need for skilled labor in Georgia. Currently, her office is promoting skilled-labor industries, such as welding, carpentry, plumbing, masonry and truck driving, through the Go Build Georgia program. For more information on this initiative, visit www.gobuildgeorgia.com.
"I think sometimes we take for granted that we are so blessed in our educational resources in Bartow County. To have a technical college and Georgia Highlands and all our high schools and other resources, we have so many opportunities for students in Bartow County to receive a quality education," Queen said. "We wanted to showcase opportunities from a technical aspect. We wanted to be able to show the opportunities there. I think everyone got a real eye-opener when we went through Chattahoochee Tech's diesel/automotive area and then the health and cosmetology programs.
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I really thought it would be difficult to come up with a post featuring the letter "X", especially one relating to vegan food. But then I received an e-mail earlier this month from Robyn at BetterBody Foods & Nutrition offering to send me a sample of Xagave, an organic, raw agave nectar. I love agave nectar and happily accepted her generous offer (who wouldn't, right?). Within a week, my sexy UPS man delivered a package to my door and I opened it with enthusiastic glee.
Here are some cool facts about Xagave:
1. It is a blend of both blue and white agaves.
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4. It contains calcium, vitamins, and minerals too – which occur naturally in the root of the agave plants.
5. It mixes well with both hot and cold liquids.
There are a ton more wonderful benefits/properties of Xagave and I encourage you to check out the website if you want to learn about them.
My bottle of Xagave is nearly empty now because Tim and I used it in a variety of applications. First, I baked some Almond Orange Sweet Rolls (which I recently blogged about here):
The recipe for these rolls already uses agave nectar, but they are the most delicious rolls in the world and I had to make them with Xagave. The result was an incredibly fluffy, soft, buttery, golden treat. If you haven't made these rolls yet, you should. Xagave lended itself perfectly to this recipe.
We also drizzled Xagave over granola and hot cereals for breakfast.
It was a nice addition, but not necessarily needed.
I stirred some into a spicy tomato-based soup to help cut the acidity. It worked!
I used it when making the rye bread I featured in this post, adding it to the yeast and water mixture. Even lil' yeasties love Xagave!
I used it when making cupcakes. The flavor is very mild and works wonderfully in baked goods.
Annnnnnnnnd finally, I stirred Xagave into countless mugs of hot bevvies, like green tea:
Xagave is a gentle sweetener with a mild, smooth taste. I love that it is raw, organic and can be added to both sweet and savory foods. It is reasonably priced too. Tim and I usually buy our agave in bulk at our local food co-op and since Xagave isn't available near us (yet perhaps?), we will continue buying ours in bulk. If you happen to find Xagave at a local store near you though, I suggest giving some a try! Thanks again Robyn!!!


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SALISBURY — Despite chilly temperatures, the Buck Hurley Triathlon attracted close to 150 competitors Sunday.
Friends and family cheered as runners sprinted across the finish line after swimming in the J.F. Hurley YMCA pool and biking around Salisbury.
The fourth annual event featured a sprint triathlon, team relay and events for kids ages four to 11. Proceeds will go to support YMCA families in need.
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Female overall:
1st Jennifer Leiser 54:45
2nd Delaine Fowler 59:56
3rd Jennifer DeHart 1:02:30
Male overall:
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2nd Cory Tretsky 54:00
3rd Patrick Rimron 54:10
Female overall masters:
1st Pam Roseman 1:08:27
2nd Acquawon Stallworth 1:10:57
3rd Mary Helen Atkins 1:11:01
Male overall masters:
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2nd Joey Pardue 58:55
3rd Earle Koontz 1:01:29
Female grand masters
1st Leslie Evans 1:34:37
2nd Lyn Boulter 1:50:24
3rd Jackie Crane 2:13:02
Male grand master:
1st Tom Torkildsen 1:04:08
2nd Greg Zamule 1:11:51
3rd Gary Condray 1:14:56
All-female team winners:
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All-male team winners:
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Co-ed team winners:
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Me tired. Just got a little serious with one of the new hinge releases I have. Got them a while back and just sort of tinkered and not all that much and then I wasn't really impressed either. I like less, not more movable parts and both have this head thingy that allows for a crosspin that works as a setup/safety tool. Crosspin in place and you can fire it, but it won't release the string. Kinda neat...and still.... Stan did keep the same set up for making fine adjustments. So much easier than the hinge releases that have the half moon. Turn set screw in for faster, out for slower - that simple. Something of a nylock eliminates a lock down screw
I get asked of back tension and see so many requests of getting started with a hinge. For me, though I have to get back in the swing of things, makes me so much more aware of things. The hinge has me stay on target better. You aim and aim and aim and don't think about triggering the release (there ain't one). Once oriented the pin is there and the shot just plain happens. Back before I sold my 2 Stan Deuce hinges (idiot me) I finally got the nerve to use in in League action, the NFAA 5 spot. And I was still nervous. I fired a 299 with 50 some Xs. I will never (and never is a long time, so...) forgive this PSE Staff shooter for talking me out of them (Semi Pro).
At first I wanted the 2 finger Onyx (no thumb barrel - Stan calls it the Pulling Post) and then changed my mind and went with the BlackJack with Pulling Post. And I had to move my peep a tad so not to angle my head. So I tried the BlackJack today of all days. Whether; Overcast a bit, which was okay. A chilling breeze didn't help - like my bow was going everywhere and I got the heebie jeebies. So I had to quit. Later, breeze died down and I went at it. Mercy. It's been a while since I used a hinge. So I got it close and gave it a try. And like my back didn't want to work. So more testing to get my back tension going. The first couple of shots were rough getting off. A third was even harder. To the bench and a about a 1/4 turn faster. Mucho better, but still not quite right, but then still struggling with getting my back working correctly.
Finally got going and did pretty good, but I was one tried puppy after 5 shots. Beings I didn't want to change sight settings I considered these quality shots though off a tad. Rested a bit and chilling wasn't conductive I gave it one more try (been at it for probably a hour in 38 degree weather). I messed up and turned one loose (not really happy with the position of the Pulling Post). Settled down and fired 5 more shots. Back must have been starting to work as the shots went off better.
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I have a link to get to John Dudley's Articles - have to go through NockOnTV and click on articles - he has quite a few that caught my interest, hunting and target. I also have a detailed account of setting up a hinge release by this individual and it's just about on par with some of the Pros that replied in AT thread...early last year I believe. All Pros do not use back tension as you might think. Some cheat the hinge in one manner or another. I'll stick John's links and hinge write up in the next reply.


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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The New York Yankees because when I was five my dad lied to me and told me we were related to Bernie Williams. I thought I was Puerto Rican for 5 years. I'm irish. Since then, I've bled pinstripes. The Terps and Canucks come pretty close after.
What's your favorite movie quote?
When life gives you lemons, just say fuck the lemons and bail. -Forgetting Sarah Marshall
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Absolutely because I know where all the extra bazookas are.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Belly button, which I am slowly getting too old to have.
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I know there are some recipes out there for making your own ketchup if you want to avoid the sugar that most ketchup contains. There may be other brands of reduced sugar ketchup sweetened with natural ingredients that I don't know about as well. If you have a good recipe for making low sugar ketchup, or a naturally low-sugar ketchup to recommend, please let us know about it in the comments.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Kalyn's Kitchen Picks: Heinz Reduced Sugar Ketchup
I know there are some recipes out there for making your own ketchup if you want to avoid the sugar that most ketchup contains. There may be other brands of reduced sugar ketchup sweetened with natural ingredients that I don't know about as well. If you have a good recipe for making low sugar ketchup, or a naturally low-sugar ketchup to recommend, please let us know about it in the comments.
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- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
This is a fairly recent addition to my own pantry. Until I started using it, I didn't realize how sweet regular ketchup tastes.
- October 16, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- Katie said...
I don't think that I've ever seen the reduced sugar bottle, but I've never specifically looked for it, either. I rarely use ketchup, but I like Annie's Naturals when I do want it. It's not quite as low in sugar as the Heinz version, but lower than regular ketchup (2 grams in 1 Tbsp).
- October 16, 2009 at 9:29 PM
I am more concerned about salt in my diet and, by going to the Heinz site, I discovered they also have a reduced salt ketchup....that I will look for.
- October 17, 2009 at 4:59 AM
In Toledo, Ohio grocery stores, the low-sugar Heinz comes in a teeny bottle and is pretty prohibitively expensive. I'm glad to see that you are able to get it in a large bottle. Still and all, I imagine it costs more than a bottle of regular Heinz of the same size?
I think I need to try this stuff. I'm insulin-resistant and pre-diabetic. No matter what the cost, huh?
- October 17, 2009 at 6:41 AM
- Kalyn said...
Lydia, I think this has good flavor, don't you agree. Having less sugar lets the tomato flavor shine through.
Katie, will have to try that brand, thanks for the suggestion.
LibbyD, glad that worked out for you!
Roberta, I think the bottle used to be smaller when it had the old name. I don't remember noticing that this was any more expensive than the other ketchup, but I might have just not been paying attention!
- October 17, 2009 at 7:02 AM
- PedroCh said...
I like ketchup :))
- October 17, 2009 at 7:51 AM
- Grace said...
Thanks for giving us a review of this product Kalyn! In the past, I have wasted lots of money on products I have been unhappy with. So now in these tough economic times, I only buy new products i have been able to sample myself; or go by a recommendation such as yours.
You are providing a valuable service for us as well as great recipes and photos!
Thanks so much!
- October 17, 2009 at 8:19 AM
- Jaymee said...
I have not seen the reduced sugar version, but I've been buying the Heinz Organic ketchup at Whole Foods here in San Francisco. It does not contain high fructose corn syrup, which was my main concern with the regular stuff. I'll have to look for the reduced sugar as well. I've seen the Annie's in the store and might try that too since I enjoy other products from that brand. Thanks!
- October 17, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- Sippity Sup said...
Finally a ketchup that gets it! GREG
- October 17, 2009 at 2:01 PM
- Lisa said...
This is what I use also. It's very good.
- October 17, 2009 at 2:36 PM
- GiGi said...
I reviewed this ketchup on my blog!!! I am SO obsessed because it's delicious!!!! I hadn't had ketchup in about 10 years because of the high fructose corn syrup... but now, heinz is back on my shopping list!!
- October 18, 2009 at 6:00 PM
- cookiecrumb said...
I've always called ketchup "red sugar." Too damn sweet.
I'm glad you found this, but... Why not make your own ketchup? With agave syrup and any spices you like. (Come on, you've got all those tomatoes!)
- October 19, 2009 at 11:05 AM
- Kalyn said...
Pedro, not a big ketchup fan here, but I do like this.
Grace, happy that you like it.
Jaymee, will have to check the label on the organic ketchup. I think my store has it.
Greg, at least for us they get it!
Lisa, isn't it?
Gigi, this has actually been around for about 4 years, but when it was called "one carb" I don't think many stores carried it.
CC, This year I have hardly any tomatoes. I had a sprinkler mishap earlier in the summer and my tomatoes went for about a month without water. Even if I had lots of tomatoes, I can honestly say that making ketchup is not the kind of thing that would turn me on. I'm not a big enough ketchup fan for that! Too many other good things to cook and never enough time.
- October 19, 2009 at 11:23 AM
- Cyndy said...
I've used this ketchup many times when it was under it's old name. I think it's great too. I don't use ketchup that often so having 2 bottles in the house seemed unnecessary so I haven't bought it lately. Thanks for reminding me! I did go the Heinz website...that was a little crazy, try to catch the bottle of ketchup as it goes by...I was interested in the Low salt but I wouldn't use it because they put more sugar in to compensate.
- October 20, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- Michelle (What's Cooking) said...
I stopped buying Heinz ketchup because it contains high fructose corn syrup. But we love the organic ketchup from Trader Joe's. I haven't looked at the sugar content, though...just that it contained something real instead of something artificial.
- October 27, 2009 at 6:33 PM
- Grace and Tiffany said...
Well, howdy, dollin K!
Big thanks for this thorough, honest and entertaining review! We linked to your excellent post on our blog, *Product Review Round-Up* under the category of Food & Beverages. The link is embedded in this listing:
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Thanks again, Kalyn!
Happy Trails,
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- October 30, 2009 at 1:27 PM
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Hi Grace,
Thanks for linking to my review. Love your idea of a review round-up blog too, will be checking often.
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Van Avermaet won the field sprint 38 seconds later to earn his best Flanders finish and register his fifth top 10 placing of the season. BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said having two riders in the top five – and no one injured in crashes ahead of next Sunday's Paris-Roubaix – capped an admirable day for the team. "We knew we would have to stay quiet in the first part, make the numbers and then be a strong team in the final," Lelangue said. "Once we had Ballan in the front, of course we had to ride with Boonen and Pozzato. Having Ballan there and Greg in the second group means we were ready for a sprint with Greg if it came back together."
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BMC Racing Team's George Hincapie, by finishing in 52nd place, bettered Briek Schotte's record for Tour of Flanders finishes by completing his 17th edition of the Belgian classic. The three-time U.S. national road champion said it was a record he would have never imagined owning when he started racing 19 seasons ago. "This is one of the hardest races in the world so a guy from New York jumping in and breaking the record for the Tour of Flanders is pretty cool," Hincapie said. "Unless you really know about cycling or racing in Belgium, it's hard to describe how big this race is or how important it is in the cycling world."
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Art Exhibit: Invasive Pigments
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8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Invasive Pigments is a series of watercolor-like paintings which explores the migration and proliferation of weeds and other "unintentional" plants in tandem with human…
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Once each year, a beautiful 20-block stretch of Fifth Avenue opens to runners of all ages and abilities who want to run their best mile in NYC—from the Met to Grand Army…
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I have searched here, but couldn't find any info regarding whether it's possible/enjoyable to XC ski from the Lincoln Woods trailhead to the Owls Head Path with appropriate amount of snow?
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I have searched here, but couldn't find any info regarding whether it's possible/enjoyable to XC ski from the Lincoln Woods trailhead to the Owls Head Path with appropriate amount of snow?
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This is only my opinion so take it for what it's worth as I'm going on memory. I've done the route twice both times via the Black Pond bushwhack.
Obviously the Lincoln Woods section of the trail is ski-able due to it's width and flatness. From there depending on whether you take the BP bushwhack or go the full route is where the challenges come in. The section from LW trail to Black Pond has a lot of twists turns and ups and downs. The BP whack cuts off two river crossings that may or may not be frozen. The full route has I believe 4 crossings 3 of which can be challenging. Either way there are no really big climbs or drops but in places skinning might be required. There are many parts where it might go up 20 feet at a 30 degree angle and then flatten off or drop back the 20 feet. From the pond the BP whack is for the most part surprisingly open through the woods. Of course if the trail has been somewhat broken out by snowshoes then the route could be choppy. I think the Lincoln Woods part would be enjoyable, beyond that it depends on what your opinion of enjoyable is. I'm pretty sure there are places where the skis will have to come off but probably not for long stretches.
Hopefully Tim (bikehikeskifish) will chime in with his opinion as this is more up his alley.
You pretty much nailed it, Billysinc I can only fine-tune what you already said:
* The LW trail can be very packed and very icy making it a challenge to ski - depending on your skis, skills, wax/waxless, etc.
* The first third of the Black Pond Trail should be pretty easily skied.
* You can stay lower on the Black Pond Bushwhack which is wetter (but matters less in a good snow year) but flatter. The best hiking line through there is in the 1600' - 1750' range. The only place it gets thick at all is right before you drop back onto the Lincoln Brook trail, and it's not that thick - just a short stretch of spruce to push through.
* You can continue skiing pretty much right up to the Brutus Bushwhack if you wish. Note that the magenta line below was a great line in 2012 - and it actually shows where the old skidder road meets up with the Lincoln Brook Trail. The blue line is a direct assault up the fall line to the skidder road, and it continues around to the gully before heading up.
The magenta line is a bit flatter than the blue line.
Here it is on Google Earth.
More info on VFTT here
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