January 2018 - Page 2 of 3 - New Hampshire Magazine

Where to Go Winter Ziplining

Ziplines aren't just for warm weather

January 18, 2018

Kristen Battles-Burden,

Ziplines aren’t just for warm weather.

Dining Off the Beaten Path in Portsmouth

The up-and-coming Islington Street in Portsmouth's West End has it all - except the big crowds

January 18, 2018

Susan Laughlin,

The up-and-coming Islington Street in Portsmouth’s West End has it all – except the big crowds.

Pets to the Rescue

From encouraging reading to healing the wounds of war, animals are improving lives throughout New Hampshire

January 18, 2018

Tiffanie Wen,

Some animals are more than pets — they can comfort, teach and assist their humans in a number of ways. And, in the case of our cover dog Lilly, can even save a life.

Preserving the Old Ways

Winter logging by horse is obsolete, but a North Country native is keeping it alive

January 18, 2018

Erik Eisele, Joe Klementovich, Photographer,

Winter logging by horse is obsolete, but a North Country native is keeping it alive.

Discovering Lincoln

A fun resort town that has been transformed into a winter playground

January 18, 2018

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

A fun resort town that has been transformed into a winter playground.

Kindred Spirits

There was a death in my family just as the year was turning and it was an emotional time on every level, but through all the stress and grief, one member of our clan kept her composure.

January 18, 2018

Rick Broussard,

There was a death in my family just as the year was turning and it was an emotional time on every level, but through all the stress and grief, one member of our clan kept her composure.