Nikki Barrett from our Littleton office enjoyed a great hike the other day at a spot in Littleton which has a wonderful overlook of the town, a sitting area, and is a great hike for young and old! The hike Nikki took was Kilburn Crags, off Route 18 in Littleton. For trail information, click here.
Enjoy Nikki's photos, and next time you are in the area, hike up Kilburn Crags! It's a must see!
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Fall foliage in "full bloom" in Kilburn Crags[/caption]
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I get asked at this time of year the question , "Where can we go to see a moose?" And I say, "Well, they are wild animals so as with any wild animal they are unpredictable" but I do have some ideas where you might spot one.
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A photo taken in Landaff, NH from Chrissy Smith's car![/caption]
In our family we affectionately refer to them as swamp donkeys. Which yes, the name is funny. However, they are wild animals, they are large and can be very dangerous, especially this time of year. In Fall, they are in the moose rutting-season, meaning they are in mating season and extremely territorial.
So that being said, when you do see one don't try and get closer to get a picture. You should keep your distance – perhaps in your car. Do not flash your...
Peep! Peep!
...And I'm not talking about the Summer Peepers, but the peeping leaves! I've lived here a long time, a lifelong Granite Stater and every fall, the foliage is spectacular. Personally, I love the vibrant reds and oranges.
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The Kancamagus Highway, or "the Kank," is a 34.5 mi (55 km) long two-lane road that runs, east and west overall, through the White Mountains of New Hampshire in New England, United States. //all photos from Flickr[/caption]
Hi, Readers! We are pleased to bring you a chat with one of our clients who live in Lyman, NH. Our homeowners at 154 Pettyboro Road in Lyman, NH have owned their home for many years, and now offer this private home that they have named, "Glen Bourne Cottage" to you. This is a private, enchanting home that looks like a gingerbread house when you travel up the driveway on a snowy day. Located in a cleared setting but with woods surrounding, this home on 15.5 acres awaits you! To get a sense of what its like to live in Lyman, NH we asked a few questions.
Welcome to summer! It's a wonderful time of year in New Hampshire. With so many fun outdoor activities and beautiful weather, we are lucky to call this place "home". We thought we'd start a new series called, "My Ideal Day" and ask our agents about some of the fun things they like to do each season. First up to bat: Jerry Love