New Hampshire

The community creates their pizza’s and Noah serves them up.

This is a photo of “Pizza Night”. It takes place every Tuesday evening through the summer months. It’s a community fundraiser event.

Local musicians play at one of Orchard Hill Bakery’s pizza nights.

The Henniker covered bridge at New England College in Henniker, NH during the colors of Autumn.

Pickpocket Falls is beautiful at any time of year. It’s a fascinating spot just by a bridge over the Exeter River. The sound of the rushing water is exhilirating.

Every year, Exeter celebrates our independence from Britain–but not on July 4th. Instead, they celebrate it later–on the day that a genuine contemporary copy of the Declaration of Independence arrived in Exeter via courier. It’s in safekeeping.

This parkway with its bandstand, paths and view of the river is used by residents throughout the year–Farmer’s Market, Independence Day celebrations and many town events. It’s a great place for a stroll.

Pickpocket Falls is beautiful at any time of year. It’s a fascinating spot just by a bridge over the Exeter River. The sound of the rushing water is exhilirating.

In wintertime, residents ice skate on this pond. When the fishing is good, fathers take their children here to fish.

Daniel Chester French was born in Exeter, NH. He created this statue at the request of the residents–even though it was a financial loss to him. It’s beautiful–just like his “Seated Lincoln” at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC

Where is my compass? I have no idea where I am in this photo. I live in Southeastern CT and wanted to see some snowy mountains. Well, Snowy mountains I got! It was snowing the moment we hit the state. In the white mountains you apparently don’t get good cell phone reception, which means no navigation. This was the best being lost discovery trip I’ve ever had. We explored and explored all day and this was the view, I wish this was my hometown.

The Path Upwards