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Author: Lisa Wiley

My name is Lisa Wiley and I am native to mid-New England, but a NH transplant once my husband and I started a family. We have five children and multiple pets, including a bassett named Rue who will be featured in many of my posts! I work in two academic libraries and recently completed a Bachelors in Education and Training through Granite State College. My husband and I are both educators and love outdoor adventures on a shoestring budget! On the side, we garden and raise chickens and angora rabbits. I enjoy spinning the angora fiber from these gentle animals into beautiful yarns. I can't wait to share the adventures of the 'Wiley Rangers' as we explore NH!

Pickerel spotting at Annett Wayside Park

May 8, 2013May 8, 2013 Lisa Wiley Leave a comment

At 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 of a reservoir. My family has enjoyed this trail many times. As a lesser known destination, it offers […]

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Signs of Spring on Monadnock Rail Trail

April 24, 2013April 24, 2013 Lisa Wiley 3 Comments

On the first Saturday in April the sky in southern NH was finally blue and the temperature a balmy mid-50’s!  I wanted to explore on foot a stretch of the Monadnock Recreational Rail Trail. My family and I brought our Bassett, Rue, to walk a section bordering Rindge and Jaffrey, between Rt. 202 and the […]

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