Friday, October 06, 2006

Preston


Preston, originally uploaded by Ben McLeod.

This is Preston Gannaway. She's a photographer for the Monitor.

New Hampshire isn't only about its scenery, it is about its people. The people of New Hampshire are as solid as the mountains in the north and as forgiving as the changing of the seasons.

Thursday, October 05, 2006

Shoulder view


shoulder view, originally uploaded by Ed Karjala.

Fall colors in NH's White Mountain National Forest.

Yes, fall is in full bloom in New Hampshire which is preparing itself for the onslaught of leaf peepers this holiday weekend.

Wednesday, October 04, 2006

NH Waterfalls Project



Here's a great link for more information on waterfalls in New Hampshire.

Pond at Beaver Brook


pond at Beaver Brook, originally uploaded by mamabrarian.

Fall is definitely in full swing in New Hampshire!

Everywhere you look ...


Everywhere you look ..., originally uploaded by 5-points.

Everywhere you look
The crimson leaves
Scatter--
One by one.
Front and back

Quoted from: Dewdrops on a Lotus Leaf
Ryokan (1758-1831) Japan
Translation: John Stevens

Monday, September 25, 2006

Reservoir Pipers


Reservoir Pipers, originally uploaded by tollerSCREAM.

If you ever find yourself in New Hampshire in the fall, you MUST check out the NH Highland Games! It is a wonderful event for the entire family!

Saturday, September 23, 2006

High Hopes -- Rained Upon


High Hopes -- Rained Upon, originally uploaded by StarrGazr.

Please check out 'High Hopes -- Rained Upon' Large and on Black

I was real excited about combining three loves today and all were washed away.

I had hoped t go to the NH High Hopes Family Fun Festival complete with hot air ballooon launches and the 10th Annual All-British "Show of Dreams" Car Show with the intent of participating and fining lots of great things to photograph.

Well...it's all a wash today as the big event of the day is rain. I think I'll just do laundry.

Sunday, September 17, 2006

Madame Senator?


Madame Senator?, originally uploaded by mamabrarian.

One thing that people of New Hampshire take very seriously is their politics. So seriously, in fact, that they enjoy having fun with it. In many ways, NH is the last of the remants of the kind of government that made our country great. Town meetings are still very open and accessible and highly attended.

Thursday, September 14, 2006

Mill in Dover, NH


AMR_0094, originally uploaded by fotocraz.

New Hampshire's rivers are lined with fabulous mill buildings left over from the Industrial Revolution and the textile industry that was birthed in the area. These mills were made so soundly that it would cost more to take these buildings down than to restore them. Thus many of these mills have been converted to condominiums, office spaces and retail locations.

They also beg to be photographed...especially at night.

Indian Head Resort


Indian Head Resort, originally uploaded by WhiteGoldWielder.

Fall in New Hampshire -- a little slice of Heaven on earth. How peaceful the mountains as you sit and watch the mornings' fog rise, echoed in the stillness of the water below.