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Top N.E. holiday spots
Prominent New Englanders share their favorite holiday spots. Hopefully their answers will inspire you.
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Did somebody say cookies?
Every December, the Country Inns in the White Mountains, hosts an Inn to Inn Christmas Cookie Tour, and trust me, it's a delicious event. Fueled...
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Snow sports guide
Head for the hills. Another ski season is on tap, and we've got the latest information to get you ready.
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Plum-pudding perfect provisions
The British Aisles warehouse offers expatriates everything they might miss from home - from jams and pickles to cookies and teas.
The road to real
After a distance of years and an ocean, seeking the roads and routines, the landmarks and laid-back nature of a home state.
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White Mountains foliage GPS tour
It doesn't get much better for leaf-peepers than this 100-mile scenic loop that travels through the Kancamagus Highway, North Conway, and Crawford Notch and Franconia Notch State Park.
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New points of view on old wings
Traditionally there were three ways to get to the top of Mount Washington: hiking, riding the railway or driving. Why not try flying?
A diverse, watery world
New Hampshire's Lake Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge is home to a bevy of wildlife, from eagles to moose.
Where first people paddled
The Northern Forest Canoe Trail snakes through trade routes used by Native Americans and early European settlers
When the snow goes...
Even as skiers were taking their final runs, New Hampshire resorts were gearing up for what in more quaint times was called the off-season.
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FROM THE BOSTON GLOBE
Expats find provisions plum-pudding perfect
NASHUA - When Denise and Gerry Pressinger launched The British Aisles 20 years ago, their dining room table was the warehouse and their living room was filled with fellow British expatriates every Saturday afternoon. “They’d come over to stock up on things they missed from home,’’ Denise recalls. “Silly things, really, like HP Sauce and Heinz beans, all the biscuits, ...
The road to real
I grew up driving a route that has disappeared. For years, our family would hop in Dad’s silver diesel Dasher wagon every weekend for the drive from my hometown of Atkinson to our Lakes Region cottage. For 66 miles along Routes 111, 125, and 11, it was New Hampshire at its best: tree-lined local highways passing through small towns flecked ...
New points of view on old wings
WHITEFIELD, N.H. - Tucked into the open cockpit of a replica Waco biplane, cruising between the clouds and the granite of Mount Washington, I feel it could be 1935 in my lovely and exclusive perch in the sky.
Rugged beauty and solitude without a long hike
WASHINGTON, N.H. - Nothing says New Hampshire like chunks of granite sticking out of a mountain-ringed lake. Tilting at shorn-off angles that suggest their crystalline composition, these stones, as much as the sheet of gray-blue water surrounding them, anchor the stillness that pervades Pillsbury State Park. Add the smoky light of early fall, a mist softening the water’s glaze at ...
Where first people paddled, you can today
ERROL, N.H. - Our canoes sliced through the shallow water, dispersing a swath of pollen that floated down the river and stirring up water bugs that darted across its surface. To our left, a gangly heron took flight and crossed a small cove where autumn’s fruity colors reflected on the water. I felt like an explorer, drifting through a seemingly ...
Set up camp at Lake Umbagog, a naturally diverse, watery world
ERROL, N.H. - Ian Drew, deputy manager of the Lake Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge, delivered the somber news: “They either took down the nest or it blew down in a storm, or the tree may simply be too weak now.’’
New Hampshire
WHO: Mary Kae Marinac, 50, husband Paul Quirnbach, 49, their children, Jenn, 17, twins Will and Jeff, 15, of Andover; and her mother, Barbara Marinac, 75, of Bethel Park, Pa.