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New Hampshire: Love it or Leaf it
http://www.nhloveitorleafit.blogspot.com
"New Hampshire Love it or Leaf it" is all about exploring the natural beauty of our state, slow and easy. Our favorite activities are kayaking quiet water and biking rail trails, but we are open to just about anything that takes us outdoors to enjoy wildlife, nature, and scenic views.
- Added on: Jun 29th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: lbryar
- Listed in: Outdoor Recreation
- Tags: new hampshire kayaking biking rail trails quiet water
Recent Posts
Tandem or Solo Kayak?
We had our first snowfall this week -- a wet slushy mess that's not quite prime for snowshoeing. And obviously, it's too late in the season for kayaking. But today seems like a good time to talk about a question I hear all the time from those conside...
Paddling Pillsbury State Park
I'm so excited to welcome guest blogger and fellow paddler Matt Hoffman of Grantham, NH. Matt is still happily canoeing even though it's early November. When he's not out exploring New Hampshire's great outdoors, he works as a fine art and adventure ...
Lessons Learned From Our 2009 Kayaking Season
I aim to keep my kayaking posts upbeat, but I also want to keep things real. In that spirit, let's talk about some of the things that didn't work so well for us this season.People: I was excited to join the East Hampstead Kayaking MeetUp Group this y...
Reflections on Our 2009 Paddling Season
Wow! Did our kayaking season fly by or what? I can hardly believe it's time for our annual "picks and pans," but sadly, Mother Nature seems to be telling me it's time to hang up our kayaks until next year. And so I'm presenting a round-up of our fav...
Learning to Dance in the Rain
So I've been sidelined with a back problem (again), which has me applying ice packs, waiting it out, and hoping I'll be able to kayak or bike a few more times before the snow flies. But then I stumbled across this quote and it got me thinking about w...
Random Thoughts on Fall in NH
Our cool and rainy weekend makes me want to light the backyard firepit and toast marshmallows. How about you? Shorter daylight hours can only mean that our kayaking and biking season is quickly coming to an end. I'm hoping to take at least one more ...
