drove by Miller Pond in Strafford this morning. It looked mostly frozen solid with a few small wet spots. I didn't have my poker so I didn't test the ice thickness. It has a dusting

Report: Miller, Reservoir & Cummins Ponds, Strafford VT & Lyme NH Skated Reservoir Pond just outside the skiing area known as Green Woodlands, and Cummins Pond, inside it

Very small pond, not worth travel (but a darling gem usually among the first to freeze every year). ________________________________ From: 'Cathy Painter' via VTNordicskating

Ready for action, however fleeting.

skates on Miller Pond in Strafford VT, both over the weekend. Skating access is easy via the public beach near the pin on attached map. First picture with the group on the darker ice is

skate on Miller Pond today at 36 f. degrees. Variety of surfaces, generally plenty of nice ice. Some very smooth large areas, both black and white ice. Some lightly textured in both colors

Miller Pond is still in very good shape, though it now has about half an inch of powdery, faceted snow on the surface, glittery and fluffy. I skated pretty much the whole thing earlier

Pretty decent orange peel throughout. 2 places where water was sandwiched between ice layers. Cracked but supported my 170lbs. The dusting of snow was

groups skated Miller pond today. It is completely frozen with slush ice. The smoothest orange peel is that part that was open( the north and West end) before the last snow. Thinest ice

half the pond thick enough; too-thin ice clearly demarcated as new black ice, 1.5" thick (see pic). The rest snow ice 2.5 and above, one well-healed pressure ridge. Skateable

to skate Miller but may be really good tomorrow morning. Fairlee provided some very nice skating, fully circumnavigated, little shell ice, 5 inches solid black ice (seen thru fisherman's

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This 62 acre gem is beautifully skateable on Nordic blades today. Hockey skates will have fun too, a bit bumpy for them. Only hazards are obvious, the

on Reservoir pond in Lyme. The parking is very limited, about 4 cars max if one car is parked in. The ice was great. Thick, smooth, and very few hazards. I'd give it a high 8. Apart from

Gorgeous, actually wish I brought my hockey skates

If anyone is inclined to skate today, and is looking for someone to buddy up with, I am heading out to Miller Pond this morning. Safety in numbers. Glenn in VT

________________________________ Just received this report from a friend. Small but beautiful. << Just had a grand time on the ice this AM. I

two on Miller pond. Anyone > looking for company is most welcome to join us. Happy skating, Erzo > > On Mar 19, 2021, at 10:10 PM, Dr Jo wrote: > > Here's an example of

today on Miller Pond. Very small, but if you're nearby it's a sweet gem and had the best conditions of the 3. Skating until 7:00 pm in daylight - wow. Lake Fairlee was interesting

Great skating! No access problem, thin spots bec rocks are easily visible, some very smooth, some orange peel, some bumpy, gorgeous spot.

on Goose Pond, on the Hanover/Canaan (NH) border? How >> about recent report on Post Pond (Lyme, NH)? >> >> Lake Morey is all open water. >> >> Miller

skate this pond should go early to avoid moats that will probably grow fairly large by afternoon. On Sat, Dec 26, 2020 at 6:25 PM Dr Jo wrote: > > > ------------------------

ice? Miller pond? > I am thinking of going out tomorrow AM. I lice on the Tunbridge Strafford > border but would drive for good conditions. > Thanks, > Henry Swayze > >

on to Miller pond. That had a total snow cover but was a good ride on the Mtn Bike. Not recommended for skating . All the blister ice catches your blades and isn't visible till you hit

never skated Miller. Any recommended park and skate points on the west side? Henry On Wed, Dec 5, 2018, 11:56 AM 'mhebb1' via VTNordicskating < vtnordicskating@googlegroups