Windsor is the smallest town south of the White Mountains, but don’t let its size fool you! I found plenty of photographic opportunities! From lovely views of the distant mountains to the bob houses on Black Pond… The Windsor Mountain International Summer Camp has some very cool stone structures on its property… And I saw more […]
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Harrisville
There are many adjectives I could use to describe Harrisville: beautiful, lovely, gorgeous, serene, peaceful, I could go on and on. Harrisville is a mere 20 minutes from my house and I had never taken the time to enjoy it. I had previously driven through on my way somewhere else, but it deserves much more than […]
Sharon
It was warm(47 degrees) the day I toured Sharon. The warm air combined with the cold snow made for a foggy day. Somehow, the fog made taking photographs at North Cemetery almost mandatory! Sharon is a hiker’s paradise! Nearly 50% of the town is conservation land, including the Robert P Bass Memorial Town Forest, the Lincoln Davis, […]
Roxbury
Roxbury, a town of only 12.2 sq. miles and 229 residents as of the 2010 census, was a bit of a challenge this week. My first challenge was that it was only 9 degrees on the morning that I chose to tour Roxbury. I would have waited for a warmer day but I did promise […]
Greenville
Greenville is one of New Hampshire’s smallest towns at only 6.9 square miles. It is also the 3rd youngest town in New Hampshire. I was worried that I wouldn’t find enough to blog about, but, boy was I wrong! The center of town is rich in history with old mills, now repurposed for businesses and […]
Deering
When it comes to scenery, Deering offers something for just about everyone.; lakes, forests, mountains, fields, farms, you can find it all in Deering. I visited Deering two days in a row. Last week, while I was exploring Antrim, I crossed over into Deering and knew that it would be a great post for this […]
Antrim
Steve and I got off to an early start to tour Antrim. I wanted to get to Greg Lake before the sun was fully up. I guess that is one good thing about winter, sunrise is at a reasonable hour. I had been to Greg Lake once before, about 5 years ago when a friend […]
Barrington
With 2012 drawing to a close, Steve and I drove over to Barrington, NH. The day was overcast and cold, but we made the best of it. At one time in history (in 1817) only 2 towns in New Hampshire had a larger population. Today, it ranks 34th in population. One of the oldest businesses […]
Dublin
This week, I’m going to try a little different approach to the blog. I’m going to include an interactive map showing some of the highlights, instead of giving you turn by turn directions. There isn’t a road, paved or otherwise, where you can’t see something beautiful or breathtaking. If you click on a pin on […]
Surry
Surry is a very small town in the western part of New Hampshire, only 15.9 square miles. My husband, Steve, has decided that he likes chauffeuring me on these trips. It gives us time together and makes the trip that much more enjoyable. Our first stop was at the Surry Mountain Lake Dam. The dam was […]
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