The haunting cry of the common loon is vanishing from many New England waters. Whether we hear it much longer depends on us.
New Hampshire
Robb Reservoir, Stoddard
Picture was taken from the end of the Robb Reservoir just off of route 123 near route 9 in Stoddard. I believe the property is now owned by The Harris Center for Conservation Education.
Sugar Season
Collecting sap
Whaleback
A capture of the Whaleback Lighthouse at the mouth of the Piscataqua River in Rye, NH.
Just Passing By
Whaleback Lighthouse being passed by a local lobster fisherman and his crew. The local wildlife is looking on.
Lifesaving Beacon
A lighthouse is often the difference between life and death to the seamen who sail the oceans.
Dover Point Fog
Great Bay, Dover, NH on the Piscataqua River that empties into the Atlantic. A very foggy morning.
Seabrook Beach Sunrise
One March Morning brought a beautiful sunrise over the ocean.
New Hampshire Bests 2011
Yankee‘s Editors’ Choices for the best food, lodging, and things to do in the Granite State are here. Don’t miss the Best Bargains and Local Secrets, too!
Top 20 New Hampshire Events for 2011
MAY 13-15: PETERBOROUGH, The Thing in the Spring. Celebrate music, art, and community downtown. Don’t miss the live concerts and “Affordable Arts Fair,” featuring local wares and crafts, including paintings, prints, textiles, sculptures, and more. thethinginthespring.com MAY 14-15: CONTOOCOOK, New Hampshire Sheep & Wool Festival. At Hopkinton State Fairgrounds: vendors, workshops, fleece and fiber shows, […]
Across New Hampshire on the Northern Forest Canoe Trail
My ash paddle slices into the black water of Lake Umbagog, silently propelling our canoe forward. A great blue heron peers lazily at me as we drift by, part of an odd flotilla of seven caramel-colored boats glowing in the evening light. A bald eagle circles overhead, coldly assessing whether we’re worthy of becoming his […]
New Hampshire Food Trail: Ice Cream
With some 130 active dairy farms producing more than 40 million gallons of milk a year, New Hampshire has plenty of fresh stuff left over to accommodate everyone’s favorite traditional summer pastime: a trip to the local ice-cream stand. Most of the state’s dairies lie up and down the Connecticut and Merrimack river valleys, but […]