Fairfield Inn By Marriott Concord

... evenings so we spent the morning visiting with him before taking off to explore Portsmouth a lovely old port city; settled in 1623 it claims to be the nation’s third oldest city. The downtown core is easily explored on foot with streets lined by old homes, some beautifully restored and others in need of a little TLC. The cemetery discloses some of the town history with gravestones ...

... watch our neice, Cara run her cross-country race. She is a sophomore at ConVal High School in Peterborough, NH and runs Varsity CC. She was second from her school and ran a personal best for this course.<br> We came back to Milford and then drove to Wilton (the next town over) to go to the Wilton Town Hall Theater. It is a small theater on the second floor of the Town Hall that has been showing movies there since the 1920s (and the decor hasn't changed in ...

... My mind has too much going on in it! It rained all night and is still raining. We did the breakfast things and then I got on computer- We did a bit on the genealogy stuff and then out in the rain for a few chores and to see the town. A neat old town with a lot of history (Amherst NH), back home in the rain, talked and did more genealogy, had a family dinner and just a comfortable family night. And it is still raining. I called Wayne and Ro and will see them when I leave here.

... en un lugar que nos indican. Cuando nos estaban ayudando a colocarnos en el kayak mantenemos la siguiente conversación. "Probablemente os mojéis un poco" me dice la chica del alquiler. "¿Lloverá?" le preguntó yo. "No, no -me dice ella- pero al remar...". "Bah, no es problema..." le suelto como despedida con aire despreocupado. Afortunadamente habíamos tomado la precaución de llevar con nosotros el mínimo de equipamiento: las llaves del coche y la cartera (sin cámara de fotos ...

So we managed to find our way home after an incredible summer. In just over 5 weeks we were in 29 States, drove 12,700 miles, visited 5 World Heritage Sites, many wonderful state and national parks, saw great cities, awesome beaches and fantastic friends and family. This was a time I will cherish forever.<br><br>Thanks to all who have followed my blog and taken this journey with us.<br><br>ox<br>Lisa

... although 85 miles was too short! The climbing went well and compared to the beginning of the trip it was quite satisfying to be able to conquer all the hills without coming close to having to walk. Tonight will be the last dinner with all of us together, and a good time to reflect on what this was all about. I started this as a gesture relating to the untimely death of my brother, but it has been made clear to me that I was angry that ...

....And that step was to my car at four o'clock in the morning on July 6th, 2009. The car was packed and Russell was waiting in the passenger seat ready and raring to go. I was the one that needed a few moments to take it all in. I was a little nervous about this grand ...

... We will never know if it was him but we do know that it was there when we arrived at the campground! After reporting this to the Police we left feeling annoyed and upset. It is not the sort of thing we could drive around without if we were to have the fridge running on gas. So we had to start thinking about finding a new panel. To cheer ourselves up we went to Dunkin' Donuts and bought a dozen donuts and 2 cups of coffee ...

... Skiing, Mountain New Hampshire became a state in 1788, but its capital was in dispute for the next 20 years. The state house was begun in 1808 and finished in 1819. It is built of some of the granite New Hampshire is famous for. New Hampshire's legislature is the largest in the country - more than 400 seats! Canterbury Shaker Village is in Concord. Also the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, a ...