Many of you have seen Jim Salge's fine photographs here on NPN in the Northeast forum and others. Some of you may know that Jim is a meterologist and works at the Mt Washington Observatory and spends a fair amount of time on top of Mt Washington every year. If you ever wondered what a weatherman does for fun check this out !!
I'd say I'm suprised you found this, but instead I'm REALLY suprised how this video has taken off. I was on foxnews yesterday because of it?!?!!?!?!
Just my coworkers and I trying out the energy flux with the thermal camera, but certainly having a good time in the weather we love!
Glad you enjoyed!
Posted by Bill Whitney on March 8, 2007 at 10:24 AM
Jim...and I thought you guys were just playing I had heard some comments on a local radio station in Burlington,VT about you guys doing this, so it was cool to see the video.
Very cool and very interesting. Congrats on your new found fame.
Posted by Nick Leadley on March 9, 2007 at 8:43 AM
Loved the video! Can I have an autograph ......please, please, please!!!
I enjoyed watching it. Wish I had seen the piece on Fox News. Did I read in the credits
correctly it was dione in conjunction with a university somewhere?
Autographs signing will be saturday at Tower Records in Times Square...
Seriously though, I've sat on the mountain for four years, and this is the first winter that it hasn't been an essential hermittage. The press this season has been remarkable... and very strange for our crew!
The Infrared camera was a student researcher's from the University of RUHR in Bochum Germany. We hosted 12 student last week, and a few are now staying with us for a month to work on projects...this experiment wasn't one of them, but how do you turn an op like this down!
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Jim Salge -- Well Done!!
I'd say I'm suprised you found this, but instead I'm REALLY suprised how this video has taken off. I was on foxnews yesterday because of it?!?!!?!?!
Just my coworkers and I trying out the energy flux with the thermal camera, but certainly having a good time in the weather we love!
Glad you enjoyed!
Bill
Love to be up there with you helping out with the experiments. I really like the photos you have taken from there.
John
I enjoyed watching it. Wish I had seen the piece on Fox News. Did I read in the credits
correctly it was dione in conjunction with a university somewhere?
Seriously though, I've sat on the mountain for four years, and this is the first winter that it hasn't been an essential hermittage. The press this season has been remarkable... and very strange for our crew!
The Infrared camera was a student researcher's from the University of RUHR in Bochum Germany. We hosted 12 student last week, and a few are now staying with us for a month to work on projects...this experiment wasn't one of them, but how do you turn an op like this down!
No wonder Fox liked it.