Home Made Granite State Goat House

A Harrisville neighbor's labor of love: A hand made goat house using material from the site.

Two Loons

A Loon keeps me company as I swim in Harrisville Pond. July 2007 Photo by my Dad.

King (or Queen or Princess) of the Hill!

Canopy of Trees Beneath a Canopy of Trees

The beginnings of a hut made from branches at Sargent Pond in New Hampshire.

Victim of the Ice Storm

Last Summer my parents neighbor Pam offered to let us have the old swing set in her yard. Mark and I disassembled it and carried it across the road to my parents yard where we reassembled it. Olivia and Emily got one weekends worth of fun on it before a massive ice storm brought trees down on it and smashed it. I'll try to fix it this summer.

Family Outing

A family of Canada Geese go for a morning paddle on Harrisville Pond. Photo by my Dad.

Future Home of the Old Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast

January 2003 Michelle and I visited her friends Sarah and Mick in Dublin, New Hampshire on our way to go skiing at Stowe, Vermont. We stayed in their amazing "guest room" and were treated to such a fantastic breakfast that Michelle remarked they should open a B&B. Sarah said hey that's a great idea and not too long afterwards they actually did it. Now you too can stay at The Old Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast practically at the foot of Mt Monadnock and enjoy Mick and Sarah's hospitality.

Making Muffins

Misty Day On Harrisville Pond

Bucket of Blueberries

Precious Moments

Father and Daughter photo by Joana

Sunshine Amongst the Rhodies

Rhododrendon State Park in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire.

Autumn Light

Seasonal Shortcut.

Following the snowmobile tracks across Harrisville Pond to the village center. Harrisville, New Hampshire.

Saint-Gaudens

Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site in New Hampshire is the home and studio of the 19th century sculptor. Our visit included a walk through a shroom filled forest.

Ascending Monadnock

Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire is one of the most climbed mountains in the world and a relatively easy ascent. But it's still a mountain and it will exhaust you if you're not in shape and try to do it too fast. Trust me I know from experience. I think I'm getting old.