Well, we traveled on Monday (Columbus Day/Indigenous People’s Day) up to Hillsboro New Hampshire. This time we are looking for the five stone bridges. We found one the day before this and the reason this one from Sunday doesn’t count … Continue reading →
(This was an article from September 26-27 2020, our day-trip year due to Covid) How About Barns and Churches in Peak Fall Foliage? I have never seen real peak colors in September till this year (2020). I know so many … Continue reading →
(This was a day trip we took on 21 September 2020) Would You Get Up Early on a Morning Like This? This report starts out at O-Dark-30 (military types know this means to be up way before the sun comes … Continue reading →
A few years back I wanted to catch Dixville Notch at dawn. For those who don’t know, Dixville Notch is pretty far North and in fact, if you visit there you are in the Northern White Mountains, and it’s a … Continue reading →
A Maine Unusual Thing Found Worlds Largest Phone Do you need to make a phone call? Is your cell phone dead? Well head to Bryant Pond Maine and a memorial to the last hand crank magneto telephone system in the … Continue reading →
There is something universal about covered bridges. Almost everybody loves them and today I’ll point out some of the different aspects that I love about the Henniker Covered Bridge. While The Henniker covered bridge looks like it was designed in … Continue reading →
Some of you will be coming to New England and I’ve heard from a few of you and your plans. But many more don’t want to take a chance on the iffy nature of making plans and reservations. I’m here … Continue reading →
These are questions that I have received over the years. I also look at what people are searching for when on my site or coming from Google. All these questions I’ve tried to boil down to the most common ones. … Continue reading →
Welcome to another scenic route in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. You would think that after 20 years I would have found them all. Maybe I will, but I doubt it. You see we are creatures of habit and … Continue reading →
I’m betting most of you, are just like me. When you come to a bridge, not necessarily a covered bridge, just a cement bridge, taking you from one side of the river/stream to the other, we always slow down, right? … Continue reading →