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12-26-2007, 03:57 PM
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Thanks lisa g
Great slideshow & the photos are awesome! Thanks so much for sharing.
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12-26-2007, 04:08 PM
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a moment in time
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Thanks Verseau
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Multi-tasking   That was a great video thanks so much for sharing! |
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12-26-2007, 05:35 PM
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 I loved your video....the music was a nice touch, just another snowy day in the neighborhood. It made me chuckle watching you gng thru the town and playing your tune. Good job, thanks.  |
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12-27-2007, 10:46 AM
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America's Stonehenge in Salem, NH is another special NH place. My husband took me there before we were married, so it was really cool to bring our kids there 10 plus yrs later. It's an ancient astronomical calendar w/huge stones which align w/sunrise/set to mark equinoxes, solstices, may day. This place is sort of spooky, and in fact a paranormal group investigation was cancelled the night before our visit because of weather.
Hopefully you'll all be able to see my slideshow from this link & I won't mess this up too! http://outdoors.webshots.com/slideshow/561415489jgSEnX |
I never believed this was true and a lot of scientists agree with me. The stones are exactly the same as the old cider press I had in the barn when we were wee ones. It dated from the 1700's. It even had the same "blood" stains from the ritual sacrifice of apples. LOL There are stonehenges springing up all over the US, the most recent one was built in 2004.
"America's Stonehenge claims to be the oldest megalithic site in America, but it's a boast that has been disputed, and the meaning of the place is open to anyone's interpretation. Was it built by the ancient Greeks or the Phoenicians? By wayward Irish monks, centuries before Columbus? Or by a New England farmer who just wanted a quiet spot to make soap and store roots? The curious are encouraged to ponder the mysteries here year 'round, and in the winter the attraction thoughtfully rents snowshoes to its visitors."
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/OVERhenges.html
it's a popular way to make $$
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12-27-2007, 02:47 PM
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Interesting. & yes, who really knows how old the place is (or not). I do love the area, though, and snowshoing through there sounds like fun |
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12-27-2007, 07:09 PM
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Winter Pictures of Londonderry
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12-28-2007, 11:49 PM
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Valerie, the pictures of the ducks is precious, that put a smile on my face. The snow pictures are gorgeous too.
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12-29-2007, 08:12 PM
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I took that picture from inside my car--I pulled in to take a picture of the sledding hill to show Bugaboo what it looks like in the winter, and they surrounded me! I think they wanted to come in to get warm they kept picking up their poor little feet. I thought ducks flew south for the winter!! |
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12-30-2007, 03:31 AM
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I took that picture from inside my car--I pulled in to take a picture of the sledding hill to show Bugaboo what it looks like in the winter, and they surrounded me! I think they wanted to come in to get warm they kept picking up their poor little feet. I thought ducks flew south for the winter!! |
Aww, I wonder if their little feet were freezing . Yeah, I thought they were supposed to fly south too . Haha. Well they are just adorable. |
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12-30-2007, 02:59 PM
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a moment in time
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Originally Posted by Valerie C
I took that picture from inside my car--I pulled in to take a picture of the sledding hill to show Bugaboo what it looks like in the winter, and they surrounded me! I think they wanted to come in to get warm they kept picking up their poor little feet. I thought ducks flew south for the winter!! |
Yes, their little feet were probably freezing. Even the ducks & geese in New England are hearty! LOL, thanks for trying to get a shot of the sledding hill. The ducks & geese were probably wondering why you weren't getting out to buy them a cup of food.
I liked seeing Mack's sign - lots of snow surrounding it! So nice to see the different seasons. Here's my photo in the Fall.
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