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Northern New Hampshire & Connecticut Lakes
In mid-September, I went on a two-day tour of the far northern parts of New Hampshire. This little bit of the state pokes up into Quebec province, and is where the Connecticut Lakes are found – the waters that are the source of the Connecticut River. By poising the cursor over the photo for a moment, a small text box (ALT text) with the photo description should appear.
Colebrook Town Hall, Colebrook, NH
Trinity Methodist Church, Colebrook, NH
An interesting and little-known moment in NH history, Pittsburg, NH
Lake Francis, the most southerly of the Connecticut Lakes
Cattail marsh alongside the dam at Lake One
The dam at Lake One, with water pouring into the tiny Connecticut River
Early autumn foliage at Lake One
Lake Two, the middle lake
Tall grasses growing by Lake Three, the most northerly Connecticut Lake
Halfway to the Arctic!
Faded shop sign, Colebrook, NH
Another of the Colebrook, NH churches
This is a wooden snow roller, formerly used for packing down the snow on the streets. It was drawn by a team of oxen or horses, and the driver perched on the wooden seat at the top of the roller.
Groveton, NH train depot
The last working paper mill in Northern NH, Groveton
Covered Bridge near the mill, Groveton, NH
Looking into the covered bridge, Groveton, NH
Beware of the Rock Snot! Wow. I've never even HEARD of this algae!
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page dated 19 December 2007

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