A Warm Summer Night in Milford
An evening out in Milford
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Summer is almost here, and it's time to head north with the girls (ages 11 and 8) to walk our favorite trails in the White Mountains.
What do garlic, coffee, kielbasa, maple cream and corn pudding have in common? We might not want them all in one dish, but we found them all in one weekend in Canterbury.
What do garlic, coffee, kielbasa, maple cream and corn pudding have in common?
My husband and I grew up in Dover, but Mary had never explored our childhood haunts. At just 11, she was old enough to be welcome in a beautiful inn, but still young enough to like the Yellow Submarine.
Looking for something to test your mettle, a real trial by fire? A growing legion of "adventure racers" mix mud, seat and tears - with tutus. Our intrepid writer Darren Garnick took the adventure race challenge and lived to tell the tale with a smile on his face... And just one cracked rib.
March invites us to combine three of our favorite seasonal pleasures - skiing, a cozy country inn and maple sugaring, all of which we find in The Only Henniker on Earth.
Nature photographer Jerry Monkman has been disappearing for a living since 2000, capturing New England's most pristine patches of wilderness for various conservation organizations and his own series of workshops and coffee table books.
Step back a couple of centuries for Strawbery Banke's Candlelight Stroll during a weekend of shopping at Vintage Christmas in Portsmouth.
Last April Concord's only soup kitchen, the Friendly Kitchen, lost its building in a fire. Help them find a new location by supporting Kitchen Aid, a concert featuring folk artists Susie Burke and David Surette, storyteller Odds Bodkin, the Greater…