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Tag Archives: Historic SiteAshuelot River Inspiration“Over the River they beckon to me,/Loved ones who crossed to the further side; The gleam of their snowy robes I see, But their voices are lost on the dashing tide. There’s one with ringlets of sunny gold/ and eyes … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashuelot, bike, covered bridge, hike, hiking, Historic Site, history, nancy wakefield, new hampshire state parks, nh state parks, over the river, photography, poem, river, trail map, trails |
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Pickerel spotting at Annett Wayside ParkAt the end of April, I had the opportunity to visit Annett Wayside Park in Rindge, New Hampshire in the southwest part of the state. This tiny park within a 1,494 acre protected state forest has an easy 1/4 mile stroll option to the edge … Continue reading The Bedell BridgeBedell Bridge State Historic Site – July 28, 2011 Rising above the water in the Connecticut River, right on the border of New Hampshire and Vermont, the ruins of the Bedell Bridge still stand commemorating what was once the second … Continue reading
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Tagged Bedell Bridge, boat ramp, Connecticut River, covered bridge, fish, Historic Site, kayak, ruins, swim |
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The Robert Frost FarmThe Robert Frost Historic Site – July 9, 2011 Set aside as a tribute to one of New England’s most famous poets, The Robert Frost Farm gives visitors a chance to explore the same property that served as an inspiration … Continue reading
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Tagged author, farmhouse, frog, Historic Site, literature, poetry, pond, robert frost, trail, turtle |
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The Taylor Saw MillThe Taylor Saw Mill – July 9, 2011 Sitting in the Ballard State Forest, the 200 year-old, Taylor Sawmill Historic Site is not only a tribute to New Hampshire’s forestry heritage, but also a real live, working piece of history. … Continue reading
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Tagged ballard pond, ballard state forest, dam, Historic Site, lumber, pine, Taylor Sawmill, timber, up and down saw |
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