It’s weird how you can live somewhere almost your entire life and have no idea what is actually in the town you live in. Maybe it’s because being raised in a small town tends to make eccentric people a little… desperate to escape. I admit, I may have had some blinders on but really, I… Continue reading Miriam Hunt Memorial Forest – Rindge NH
I return to my home town to peruse the cemetery on a rainy day.
It was a beautiful day to take a walk in solitude through the Betsy Fosket Bird Sanctuary!
It was another one of those rare sunny days we seem to get once a week now. It was a good day to go out and have lunch with a friend at the local diner followed by a brisk hike into the nearby woods. Lunch at the Hometown Diner was as mediocre as I remember… Continue reading Rails to Trails – Rindge NH
Today Mother Nature decided to bless us with 48 degree weather and a light drizzling rain which did a fantastic job of blanketing the town in dragon’s breath and washing a good deal of snow away. I figured it was the perfect time go out for a little walk, take a few spring snaps, and… Continue reading Old Woods Trail: Melting Snow Edition Rindge NH
This entry is a little different than most. It’s not an advertisement for some great place to go it’s more just a story about getting lost in the woods and finding myself both physically, and perhaps more metaphorically as well, through only the most ridiculous of means. I must admit I haven’t been taking the greatest care of… Continue reading More Whimsy as I get Lost in the Woods Again – Rindge NH
An easy walk for Rindge NH.
The season has officially opened for Farmer’s Markets in New England and I intend to set up at a few of them!
The Betsy Fosket Wildlife Preserve is a hard to find little gem – great for a brief hike through the breeding territory of many aquatic bird species.
Cathedral of the Pines is an “outside center of worship” surrounded by several trails and dotted with many lovely monuments. Great for a wedding, a hike, or just a great view of Mount Monadknock.
