Nin

[iamrubberduck]

Always looking??? and thanks for the link, oh and have a great day in the FOG and looking for small rodents, seems south texas has come into a nice stretch of cool dry weather, well again happy hunting!!!!

RD

[davidhowland14]

you come to Mt. Washington from south Texas??

[iamrubberduck]

Yes! Several times a year make the trip to the North Country, during the fall and winter usually, for the winter hiking and skiing. Doesn’t get cold enough this far south yet.

[davidhowland14]

Yes! Several times a year make the trip to the North Country, during the fall and winter usually, for the winter hiking and skiing. Doesn’t get cold enough this far south yet.

its getting colder in S. Texas?

[MelNino]

First time I was ever at the Obsvervatory I saw Inga....she was sleeping in a display case in the shop.....I still have her poster on my wall.

I think I saw Nin last time I was there with my fellow meterology students...there was cat there, but I don't remember his/her name.

kmwn cats rule!

[Jetstream]

Nin-Kitty! Nin the great hiking cat and obs helper! Nin is a joy.

If I remember right, Nin moved to the summit in the '95/ early '96 time frame. He did follow Inga, but was the junior cat to the always unassuming Jasper until ~'99 / '00 when Jasper passed away. Sorry my dates are not particularly precise. I'm sure others here know more specifically than I.

-- Jetstream

[MelNino]

Hm...i forget exactly what year it was when we went up.....what ever kitty we saw was a very sweet kitty!

[MikeJo]

Here's a pic of my "Nin", his name is Thomas

[Winter Wolf]

Any cat that roams around the Observatory owns all.

[Kanc 2001]

how old are you now NIN, 21? you were well into your teens when I was interning in winter '00