Where: Kinder Memorial Forest Castello Trail, North Haverhill, NH When: 11/9/20 OK, I have to admit, I was a bit leery of the power lines. Let’s go hiking, have our hair stand on end, receive radio stations through our fillings. Great hike though, although the lower loop is still a bit of a mystery. You […]
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Where: Profile Lake, Franconia Notch, NH When: 11/7/20 So, you go to Profile Lake in the White Mountains and you take a picture of where the Old Man used to be, before he de-faced. Yeah, not so much. This is the lake that he watched over. We headed up to hike a short trail that
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Location: Peacham Bog, Groton, Vermont Date: 10/19/20 A bit of a hike to get here, but Peacham Bog is worth a visit any time of the year. The signage (and tree over the trail) give one just a little pause as you step out onto the boardwalk over what – one imagines – is the
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Location: Lake Groton, Groton, Vermont Date: 9/29/20 This was very close to peak, taken at Stillwater. The boat to the right is actually a local lobsterman off to check his traps. Once again, they will be empty, but a resilient breed are those Vermont lobstermen, and tomorrow is another day. Owl Mountain is in the
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Location: Wright’s Mountain, Bradford, Vermont Date: 10/12/20 Definitely on the back side of peak, although still quite a bit of color out there. Nice short climb from the trailhead up to the overlook, about 1.6 miles. The hike is categorized as Easy, and I’m sure the grandmother and two small children who went skipping by
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(This article originally appeared on smallbizblog.com, which has since folded.) If you’ve tended a Facebook business page for any length of time, it’s a fact that you’re probably quite aware of: organic reach on Facebook, to be blunt, sucks, and has been doing so for a while now. There are a number of things you
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(This article originally appeared on smallbizblog.com, which has since folded.) You’ve put all this time into crafting the perfect article or blog post. You’ve got a great headline, your SEO is spot-on, and you’ve nailed every point of your outline with, let’s face it, a certain linguistic genius. Your reader is enthralled, breathlessly gliding through
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(originally published on the site, FrugalWorld.com) As the days get shorter, your to-do list just seems to get longer. One of the big things on it is getting your house ready for winter. Winterizing your home can not only make you more comfortable this winter, it can also save you a considerable amount of money
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The majority of my writing over the past few years has been for BestReviews.com, much of it in 1500-2000 word consumer articles covering everything from gas mowers and pepper grinders to high-performance routers and HDMI splitters. The following are a sample. Around the House – Automotive – Computers & Electronics – Kitchen & Cooking –
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