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Author Archives: Ron Haines
Some words just look silly in print…
(And they also look out of focus, darn it!) This park is in Fitzwilliam, NH, and best visited in mid-July, when the 16-acre grove of Rhododendron Maximum bursts into fragrant clusters of pink blossoms.
A well-used car lot
I find some interesting places in my meanderings. Happy to share this one, the Wilson and Steely Kustom Coachworks in Athol, MA.
Posted in Photos mostly, Road trip, Signs
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Anything’ll go with beer…
New Hampshire’s answer to Wisconsin’s brats and beer I guess. Locations in Keene and Jaffrey (in photo).
Posted in Photos mostly, Road trip, Signs
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One man’s trash…
Sometimes another man’s trash is my treasure. Other days it’s just trash. Today was one of those days. It was the first Saturday of the month and I was in New Hampshire once again for a Trash Patrol, organized by … Continue reading
Posted in Appalachian Moutain Club, Grumman canoe, Paddling, Trash Patrol
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Back to the grind for these two…
…while I continue with my aimless meandering.
Posted in Grandchildren, Photos mostly
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The alligators in Connecticut are made of plastic
Spotted today on Lower Bolton Pond, Bolton, CT.
Posted in Nature, Offbeat, Photos mostly
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Revisiting “Make Way For Ducklings”
The last time I visited the Boston Public Garden with a four-year-old to view the setting of the book Make Way For Ducklings was with my daughter, Jennifer, and the year was 1984.There was a lot of me invested in … Continue reading
Posted in Grandchildren
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Made in the shade
I’ve been flying in and out of Hartford, CT, for a decade now. Oddly enough it all began about the time my daughter moved to Connecticut from Florida. From nearly day one I wondered about the cloth-covered growing fields and … Continue reading
Posted in Offbeat
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When you’ve got an itch….
At Rainbow Reservoir on the Farmington River, Windsor, CT. And a few more photos:
Posted in Nature, Paddling, Photos mostly
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Just me and the ducks
I don’t often go paddling in serious rain on purpose. The last time, actually, was on Day 47 of my Mississippi River trip, when I crawled out of the tent into a stormy looking morning intent on paddling the seven … Continue reading
Posted in Charles River, Grumman canoe, Paddling
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