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There is nothing, honestly, that hasn’t been beaten to death!
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We know Brett Kavanaugh. We have all known dozens of him. I can’t bring myself to write about him, though. As an American, I am too busy feeling sick.
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On Life and Loss and Oh, Those Glorious NH Leaves
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I’ll never forget the golds, the yellows, the brilliance of those Trix cereal mountains.
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Family Fun at Heritage Day in Nottingham Coming Soon
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Don’t miss the arms demo, soap making, hearth cooking, period clothing and much more.
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Don’t Miss the Important Lessons Reported in ‘Fractured Lands’
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The author includes interviews with six individuals from Kurdistan, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Yemen and Egypt.
The Best Fall Foliage: and the Winner Is . . .
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Do you like the bright oranges of the sugar maples, red maple leaves, or yellow leaves produced by American beeches, birches, and quaking aspens?
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In Praise of the Basic Pencil Sharpener
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I have one at the top of my basement stairs right now.
What’s a Fly-Fisher To Do About the Weather?
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A wrong weather decision can make for miserable fishing.
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Windows to the Wild Premiere: Hiking for Hunger
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Show airs tonight, Sept. 26, on NH PBS and online.
