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  1. I didn’t make it to NH this year, opting for Maine this time. Thank you for the gorgeous photos and tips. NH/VT next year!! Happy Thanksgiving to you and Lisa.

  2. Wow, Jeff – great article. It brings back fond memories of visiting friends in New Hampshire. We went through Crawford Notch 20+ years ago and spent some time exploring as you describe. I and another of our small group went to the top of Mount Washington that day – on the cog railroad. However, we were there in August – so, after reading your article and seeing your photographs – I realize we need to go back in the Fall. My favorite photo of your presentation is “God’s Voice Recorded in Nature” because the trees do create an audio wave form.

    • Thanks Bill, you know me, I always prefer the autumn time frame. There is just something magical in the change from summer to fall and I have to be out in it. I’m glad you enjoyed God’s Voice recorded in Nature. This was unique among all my reflection images that I ever created…

  3. Jeff, oh yeah, I know all these places well, but to wait that long for breakfast, no, here’s what I’d suggest: Go into North Conway. Once you’re past the train station, go down a ways and on your right you’ll see Peach’s, a popular spot, depending on time you may have to wait. But if you prefer, continue down further, and on your left there’s the Yankee Clipper Inn and they have the Blueberry Muffin, EXCELLENT DINER, huge lot of menu choices. Good coffee too . There are other places in N Conway but those are the ones I’ve regularly visited for years (but, I should add, not since fall 2019).

    Also, are you familiar with Bear Notch Road? When you come to Bartlett, look out for the sign to it, on the right (assuming you’re heading toward N Conway). It’s closed in the winter. Anyhow, it’s a very interesting drive and has several scenic vistas along the way on both left and right. When you get to the end of Bear Notch Road, guess where you are??? — On the Kanc!!!

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