Haverhill’s Kinder Forest – Satisfying
When I left this morning I figured this would be a throw-away sort of walk that I could do quickly and then get on with the day. I had other […]
Off Script – The Joys of Bushwhacking?
There is a small cadre of enthusiasts who find going off-trail to be one of the great experiences of nature. Am I to be one of those? Admittedly I’ve never […]
The Steep Part – And What’s Beyond
Baxter the little terrier seemed more interested in hiking with me than with his master. I could hardly blame him. For the last 3/4 mile I had been huffing and […]
If You Don’t Like the Weather in New Hampshire…
…wait a minute. If the saying was ever true, today was the day. The weather report said it would be cloudy so I wasn’t really prepared when it started to […]
Behind Lake Tarleton – Piermont
Originally posted on Lyme Cellar Holes:
1860 There’s a road that’s been calling my name for a long time and I finally had the opportunity to explore it on a…
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 […]
Learning to Love Rollins State Park
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, […]
Pick Your Peak – Pemigewasset’s Indian Head
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 […]
Walking on Water – Lake Sunapee in Winter
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. […]
Walking in Their Footsteps – Quinttown
Look up Quinttown on Google maps and you will discover it is a small valley in the southeastern corner of Orford, NH. For some reason, I’ve been drawn to visiting […]
