Posts made by author 'Badger Peabody & Smith Realty'
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A Chat with the Sellers of 792 Lost Nation Road, Northumberland
We are pleased to bring a chat with one of our current sellers in Northumberland, NH. Our property owners at 792 Lost Nation Road in Northumberland, NH have owned their home for many years, and over time, have amassed over 923 +/- acres of forest land they now offer to you.
To get a sense of what is like to live in Northumberland and manage large acreage, we asked a few questions:
P&S: At this time, you feel the time is right to turn the stewardship of this beautiful forest over to someone els... 10
Best Swimming in New Hampshire Lakes Region
In the dog days of summer, it's only natural for people to want to stay cool. But if you're in the beautiful Lakes Region of New Hampshire, there's no point staying inside with the air conditioning on when you could be taking a dip in one of the many pristine lakes in the area. Is your favorite lake for taking a swim on our list? Wade in and take a look!
Lake Winnipesaukee
It comes as no surprise that Lake Winnipesaukee is number one on our list. Covering about 70 square miles, it's New Hampshire's largest lake. And being that Winnipesaukee translates to "beautiful water in high places," it shouldn't...2
Communication Conundrum
If I'm being honest, it is really not a conundrum at all. Communication, regardless of whom you are speaking to, is a vital part of our everyday lives. Starting out in sales as a cold-calling robot, I learned quickly that small talk and asking strangers for their business was not a strong suit of mine. Breaking the ice with a decision maker is a challenging process riddled with countless nuances and split-second decisions. Now imagine trying to do that via text messages. Yikes!
Being able to read people's faces or at least their tone of voice is paramount to understanding the full context of the message being delivered. I am pretty good at reading people. I tend to lean towards the sarcastic side of things, so being able to quickly determine if my joke has "sunk in" or (unintentiona...
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The 5 Best Breakfast Spots in the White Mountains
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Flapjack's Pancake House In Lincoln, New Hampshire[/caption]
Along with excellent scenic views, hiking, and skiing, New Hampshire's White Mountains offer wonderful dining experiences. Families and couples looking for an unforgettable breakfast have a variety of choices among White Mountains restaurants.
1. Stairway Cafe, North Conway
Stairway Cafe in North Conway offers breakfast all day. Yankee Magazine rated this mother-daughter business the best breakfast in the White Mountains. Their unique offerings, including Maine lobster Benedict and pumpkin–pecan pancakes, are made fresh with...18
Dine-In Delight
Growing up, my brother and I rarely "gathered any moss" as the saying goes. Between soccer, after-school jobs, marching band, jazz band and, of course, skateboarding till the cows came home, we were very busy and always on the go. From my parents' perspective it was simply a matter of throwing some food our way between trips out the door and trying to maintain their sanity. It wasn't always that hectic, but convenience was certainly at the top of the priority list when it came to feeding time. Enter the eat-in kitchen.
We had a simple Cape Cod style home in a friendly neighborhood in southern Maine. As you walked off the porch and through the side-door (our main entrance) you landed right in the kitchen and at the 4-person bar where we ate nearly every meal. Like many homes today, the "formal" dining roo...