What is NH?
Saw this license plate on my way to Manchester airport last week. It kind of says it all, doesn’t it? Reminds me of another post where I pondered the beauty […]
Saw this license plate on my way to Manchester airport last week. It kind of says it all, doesn’t it? Reminds me of another post where I pondered the beauty […]
Untapped potential – that’s been my opinion of Rollins State Park. It’s got an auto road built by the CCC during the Depression nearly to the top of Mt. Kearsarge, […]
If you’re looking for an easy hike, the brochure for Franconia Notch State Park recommends two easy peak hikes: Artists Bluff and Mt. Pemigewasset (Indian Head). Being married to an […]
If life hands you lemons…make lemonade!Well, if you’re a skier this winter has been a bust. Every time we should have gotten a nice snowstorm, we’ve gotten a downpour instead. […]
Carol and I were camping two nights at Milan Hill State Park. Camping is hardly the word for it as we were staying in a well-provisioned yurt. Other than the […]
What’s not to love about a rail trail? Free of road traffic, with a unique blend of urban and rural, providing touches of history, both the natural and man-made kind, […]
In the 1840’s, the Northern Rail Line was built between Concord NH and White River Junction VT, thus connecting Boston to the Upper Connecticut Valley by rail. It was still […]
Not living on the coast, I’ve often wondered what happens when winter meets the ocean. Does the ocean ever freeze like in the arctic? Do the sea breezes keep the […]
Yes, going dogsledding was definitely a bucket list thing for both me and daughter Emma. I had had my eye on the Mahoosuc Guide Service out of Newry Maine for […]
At 4.4 miles one way, the Pumpelly Trail is the longest approach to Mt. Monadnock. But in my experience, it’s the most enjoyable, allowing you to savor its long, gradual […]