The snow and the cold had been coming since mid-December. What a great ski season it had been in the Northeast. Every week we got a little more powder. And sometimes it was a lot. No warmth to melt it. No rain to ice it up. It was a long time coming for a good ol’ fashioned New England winter. While some were complaining about high heating costs and shoveling, winter outdoor enthusiasts like us were extremely happy. Every weekend we were out there enjoying alpine and cross-co
A Weekend of Treasures and Brews In New Hampshire's Lake Region “ANTIQUING” Let’s start with a little confession: I use the terms “antique” and “antiquing” rather loosely. Technically, an antique is something that’s at least 100 years old. But my definition is broader. I include anything that isn’t mass-produced and is likely aged 50 years or more. This can also encompass vintage items (between 20 and 99 years old) and even modern pieces that have been upcycled. Thankfully, m
June 29, 2025 We planned to put in at Grey Rocks Conservation Area in Hebron. The facility was undergoing reconstruction at the time, so parking was limited. We were among the few vehicles that managed to fit in the small area. Many who arrived after us had to park alongside the road. (Early birds get the worm and the parking spaces!) Thankfully, they finished the renovations and had a grand opening in July. You can find more about the area and its stewards, the Newtown Lake