Oh New Hampshire!
You so have my heart this time of year! Incredibly beautiful foliage year. We didn’t expect to see such brilliant colors with the drought. So wish I didn’t have to work. I could spend all day wandering around looking at the trees!
You so have my heart this time of year! Incredibly beautiful foliage year. We didn’t expect to see such brilliant colors with the drought. So wish I didn’t have to work. I could spend all day wandering around looking at the trees!
I have always wanted to learn more about foraging for mushrooms.In New Hampshire I’m told there is probably nothing that would kill you but you could eat something that would make you so sick that you’d wish you were dead. I’d really like to avoid that feeling! As it turns out, an old friend I…
The trees breathe out so that we may breathe in. We breathe out so that the flowers, grasses & trees may breathe in. And so it goes. And thus it has always been
The river that flows through town is largely dry except for some pools of very warm, greenish water. So where do the fish, river otters, mink and beavers go? A shallow pool. Had hoped for some rain from tropical storm Hermine but only got a couple of brief showers that barely made the ground wet.…
The wild strawberries are Extra bountiful this year!
Camping kitchen. My favorite room by far is a campsite. No need to look out the window to have a 360 view! We made pan-seared scallops, roasted tomato risotto & asparagus in this kitchen. Also banana-walnut pancakes with oat flour.
And so it is that a walk to someplace unexpected starts with one step. Looking at the map provided by the campground, the hike to the fire tower looked about equivalent to the modest hike we often take on weekends. When we got to the trail head we discovered it was a couple of miles…
I was looking for a photo I took hiking the other morning that I was going to share and came across this one of our beautiful girl Rosie from Spring 2009 who passed on February 3rd at the age of 14. I love this photo of her. You can see by her blowing ear that…
Signs of spring on the mountainside are far more subtle than in my flower garden but no less fascinating. Mosses and lichens are flowering & fruiting and have their brightest colors while it is cool and damp, blueberry bushes are budding and salamanders are laying their eggs while caddisflies are feasting on them. Come and…
What stories can trees tell? This dying Maple tree out in the local state forest isn’t just any tree. It grows along an abandoned class six road and is the last living witness to the pioneering family who was one of the first families that settled in our town. This tree was in their door…