Author Archives: Marsha Brecht

It’s time to move on.  We said goodbye for now to Bob and Bobbi and headed towards the Ocean, going only as far as Portsmouth, NH. We took the Jeep for a drive along the beach road again.  The very … Continue reading →

There’s another Stonehenge here.  This one claims to be authentic and does not look at all like it’s namesake.  This one looks more like stacks of rocks made into chambers, walls and ceremonial meeting places.  It is most likely the … Continue reading →

Rain, rain, rain.  So nothing much to blog about today.  The wild turkey family stopped by for a visit. In between rain showers we made a run to the laundromat in town to wash some clothes.  Then later we met … Continue reading →

There is a trail that goes off into the woods behind the snowmobile museum.  It lead to a snowmobile trail which led to another trailed named Catamount Trail.  Catamount is the local name for cougar or mountain lion, but I … Continue reading →

It’s a good day to stay home being it’s a holiday weekend.  Then we don’t have to tend with the traffic and crowds anywhere.  The nearby campground at Bear Brook State Park has no vacancy.  Bernie and I kept an … Continue reading →

A car show in Manchester was a must do for us, so up early and off we go.  They closed off several blocks of the downtown area and filled it with cars and food vendors.  Still no cheese curds, corn … Continue reading →

New Hampshire does fairs a bit differently than what we are used to in Minnesota.  Think of them more as regional fairs.  There is even a 4-H fair.  Today we attended the Hopkinton State Fair which is an agriculture fair. … Continue reading →

Our outing today was to the Museum of New Hampshire History in Concord.  Admission is $5.50 each.  It’s not a large museum but very nicely done.  Inside there is a mock fire watch tower you can climb up to look … Continue reading →

While the motor home was being worked on we had to find somewhere to go so we went for another drive in the country.  After checking the GPS for attractions near us we found White’s Mini Horse And Donkey Farm … Continue reading →

A family of wild turkeys greeted us this morning.  I got a picture through the window, but as soon as they heard a noise from us they scurried off. The New England states have tons of quaint little towns all … Continue reading →

This morning we got up early and went exploring.  The first thing we saw was the Google Maps Street View car. . I just HAD to get a picture of it.  Of course he was looking right at me when … Continue reading →

Bear Brook State Park is beautiful and very popular, being nearly filled to capacity over the weekend, mainly with tent campers… we felt out of place.  We had to move our rig from one spot over to another one because … Continue reading →

Goodbye Boston, hello New Hampshire.  We have moved north to Bear Brook State Park very near Concord, New Hampshire, where Eric and Danielle live.  Our campground is in a remote location of this forested park down long narrow winding roads.  Oops, we missed … Continue reading →