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Rocking Madison

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

Escape to the White Mountains during the warm month of August.

For leaf peeping, it's hard to find a more perfect setting than the tidy villages and lakes to reflect the colors in the Monadnock Region. And it's the best time of year to climb that iconic mountain.

Natural Wonders of the North

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

It's a little early for serious leaf-peeping, but reds and golds are beginning to highlight the roadsides in the White Mountains, so we chose a base right in the middle of them.

Wilderness Escape

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

Loons, eagles and moose lure us north of the White Mountains to a wilderness-surrounded lake that NH shares with Maine.

Take a Hike in Bretton Woods

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

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.

Simple Gifts

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

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.

Simple gifts: Discovering what Canterbury has to offer

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

What do garlic, coffee, kielbasa, maple cream and corn pudding have in common?

Journey to the Past

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

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.

One of a Kind Weekend

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

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.

Downtown Keene

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

We wanted a romantic Valentine getaway without any driving, so Keene's compact downtown, laid-back but filled with diversions even in mid-winter, was the natural choice.