Posts in category 'New Hampshire Lifestyle'

The past few days, the sun was shining bright, and the temps climbed into the 50s, so I kept the door wide open at my store for the duration of my work days. The thermostat read the room at a comfortable 65 with the fresh air rolling in, and it was magical, to say the least. I saw so many local folks and their dogs out for walks, many of whom I hadn't seen for what felt like months, since the cold kept everyone from wanting to be outside for extended periods of time. We all collectively agreed that we're probably in the middle of False Spring, but I can't help myself—I've fallen right into its trap.

Something about days like this reminds me of being a teenager. This time of year, the high school ski team season was over, and spring sports hadn't started yet, so school...

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The White Mountains are among New Hampshire's most beloved natural treasures, drawing hikers from across the Northeast with their rugged peaks, scenic valleys, and miles of well-maintained trails. Anchored by the towering presence of Mount Washington, the highest peak in the Northeastern United States at 6,288 feet, this region offers everything from challenging summit climbs to peaceful woodland walks. Our real estate agents are here to share a few favorite sp...

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Discover the latest issue of Journey Home by Badger Peabody & Smith Realty—a magazine that celebrates life in New Hampshire's mountain communities. Inside, readers will find stunning property showcases, tips on fun activities you can do outside for all ages, best area bookstores, tips for making your home functional and stylish and more. 

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Winter is my favorite time of year. Without the bother of mosquitoes or ticks, winter is when I most often spend time outdoors, and that has been true for most of my life. Growing up at the base of a ski mountain in a family of skiers almost single-handedly defined my childhood, and that enmeshment in the culture of skiing continued on into my adult years, where I spent almost all of my 20s working in the world of ski racing.

In the last few years, I have pulled away from skiing, mostly by my own choice as I look to redefine how it fits into my life. My love for the sport began to fade, rather quickly, and as it did, I started to question what that meant for my relationship with the place I've called home my entire life. So much of our existence in the nort...

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