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A day in North Conway

A travel blog entry by dorothystokes

Sunday 8th October 2012
No need to get cases out this morning as we are going to be here for another night. Sleep in for me, John up early taking photos and having early breakfast. Before moving off for the day we had a talk and powerpoint presentation by a Chris Louie who is an ecologist on the mountain area that we are going to ...

Rural roads, Covered Bridges & Farms in Vermont

A travel blog entry by dnkmartz

... beautiful village green, see an old-fashioned covered bridge or check out some of the local art galleries. We continue our journey through rural Vermont with a visit to Plymouth and the childhood home of Calvin Coolidge, the 30th president of the United States. We'll be able to enjoy the rest of our afternoon at leisure in ...

Mt. Washington

A travel blog entry by beadledove

... It’s quiet, no lights and we are self contained, seems okay. Wellllllll, apparently it isn’t okay. Even though it is a national forest area, the logging land is considered private as the local constable explained to us, “You can’t camp here!” No “Good evening, where are you folks from?” to warm up the discourse. Just a quick lecture and instructions on how to find “legal” campground an hour down ...

White mountains, New Hampshire

A travel blog entry by kodatravels

Packed up the car and took off to new hampshire to find our camping ground in the White Mountains.
It took us too long to arrive. Our GPS we purchased together with tricky instructions bought us somehow by luck to take the right turn off the highway and we very surprisingly entered the White Mountain National park at 9:30pm.
Parked our car at the reserved Yotam Dvir campsite.
Unloaded our supplies from Walmart earlier today,
Made our ...

Bobcat Moose

A travel blog entry by robertandtanja

... of America, Connecticut, Constitution State, Rhode Island, Ocean State. Even though New Hampshire is the most conservative state in New England, we quite liked the spirit of self sufficiency in some of the remote White Mountain towns. They might be going overboard with not wanting to wear seatbelts or helmets but they are certainly able to survive the harsh winters or deal with the local wildlife such as Black Bears and Moose in their ...

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