Hew Hampshire


Hew Hampshire (week of June 8, 2008)
Laura and I spent a wonderful 4 days and 5 nights in central New Hampshire. Our friends Joan and Debbie were amazingly generous in allowing us to use their gorgeous log cabin near Newfound Lake. (Laura and I are seriously thinking of getting one for ourselves now.) The bulk of our stay was dedicated to hiking the beautiful mountains in the area and just north in the White Mountains. Most of the photos from this trip can be found in the various hike collections: Mt. Cardigan (June 9), Hebron Marsh (June 10), Welch & Dickey Mountains (June 11), West Rattlesnake Mountain (June 11), Mounts Morgan & Percival (June 12), and Eagle Cliff (June 12).

However, believe it or not, we still had time to do things around the area of our cabin. One has lots of time on their hands when there is no internet access! So the photos in this collections are from places we saw while driving to dinner or that we found in the book Off the Beaten Path: New Hampshire.

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The cabin
Wrap around porch [Photo by Laura]
He's not real
Bleeding hearts in front yard


Porch hanging
Kitchen, spiral stairway to loft
The stream behind the Mill in Bristol
Our favorite place in Bristol

 

This is why it's our favorite place
Bristol Civil War memorial
Rainbow near Hebron Marsh
Profile Falls south of Bristol
 


Fisherman at falls
Rhoade's Cemetery on Route 104

 


Millenium covered bridge near Plymouth
Boat on Newfound Lake
Wider view
Speedboat on lake
 


Newfound Lake sunset
Rumney town pound
Huge boulders form the "pound"
 


Erected in 1950
Boardwalk in Quincy Bog
Quincy Bog
Canadian Geese in bog
 

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