Northwood, NH (03261)
and
Pittsfield, NH (03263)
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Toby the Poodle

Fog Draped Barn in central NH
Join Tobby the Poodle as we explore via the Internet and on-line text, graphics and
photographs of central New Hampshire, specifically the communities of Pittsfield and Northwood.
Click on the links above to get started - and enjoy your on-line New Hampshire get-away!
Also visit - Paul Oman's personal New Hampshire site -
which includes Cupolas Along the Suncook River and the photographic decline/collapse of an old historic barn in
Chichester.
Mid summer in New Hampshire can be nasty. The humidity is always high and the temperatures are generally in the 80s. The dark thick trees and plants, along with the well insulated, non-air conditioned houses absorb all the heat and humidity and radiate it back at you by mid-day. Except for sitting in the shade sipping on some sweet ice tea, outdoor activities such as yard work or gardening can be most uncomfortable.
But lakeside life is much better, especially on the down wind side of the lake.There is generally a breeze, hopefully
light and refreshing and not blowing too hard. This is in sharp contrast to the hot stillness found everywhere
else, places shielded by vegetation and hillsides. There is a coolness too, given off by the water and carried
by the breeze that is refreshing.
And in the early mornings the scenery is easy on the eyes and ears. No loud motorized crafts loaded with children
screening in glee and leaving behind wakes to rock boats, slam against shorelines and ruffle the surfaces of where
lake meets land. The mornings are generally filled with silently moving crafts occupied by a silent fisherman or
two patiently sampling the water for fish. Ducks and other marine birds, often with their young swim by undisturbed.
And on some days the cry and the deeply submerged body of a loon or two add to the landscape.
Add to that a comfortable chair on the shore of the lake and perhaps the smell of bacon from a nearby kitchen.
The pull of the not too hot, not too cold, lake water with its rocky but sometimes mucky, watch your step, bottom
is what summer down time is all about. Harvey Lake summers."
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