I know it’s early to be thinking about the fall colors but October will be here soon enough. The fall colors are only here for a short time, and we never know where it’s going to be best. Having 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 →
Day 41 of staying at home for the Covid-19 virus written April 2020) and like most of you, I live for the vicarious thrill of stepping out on my deck to breathe in fresh air. I’m really enjoying having thousands … Continue reading →
The hardest thing about finding unusual things during my New England trips is the time it takes to decide if I want to stop or not. Usually, I have to mull it over and decide if it will be something … Continue reading →
Cows Jump Over the Moon It’s hard to say if its the long Vermont winter nights or the people who live in Vermont are more creative. Maybe it’s all the time on their hands during the long winters when the … Continue reading →
Note* this location is no longer available because the gentleman sold his house and the new owner took down the bowling balls… 🙁 This series will be about the rather unusual things that Lisa and I have found in our … Continue reading →
What is there to see in Jackson New Hampshire? Jackson NH is tops in my book, year-round! Today I’m going to recommend Jackson NH as a great place to stop, stay or just explore. The things that put Jackson on … Continue reading →
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4Favorite Notch Road? Not all are created equal… By this, I mean that some are more like the main thoroughfares, Think Crawford Notch Rd which is also Route 302, paved rather than the back roads that I try to put you … Continue reading →
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5Do You Have a Favorite Tree? Basically, I’m wondering if I’m a little strange (my friends are going, Duh!) 🙂 But I like to visit a tree standing over a stone fence in Franconia Notch that I first found in … Continue reading →
Far off in the woods of New Hampshire is the ruins of a grand, little “castle.” Part of what is now a conservation forest was once the summer getaway of an eclectic character, Antoinette Sherri, a costume designer for the … Continue reading →