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The description of this scenery is fantastic, the pictures are stunning, breath-taking, I believe that human existence has its own meaning..but ..over the place where we live, over our soul ( animica ) part understood as consciousness and awareness, there is a third .. invisible part incomprehensible to us ( destiny )
To you people, since 1 to 10 what percentage of happiness there is in those who live these places?
Thank you miticoman!
If your question about New Hampshire it's hard for me to answer. I'm new here, but people seem to me happy.
Thanks! How did you get to it though? It looks like private property - I see dirt roads, but can you access them? Edit: Never mind, I found the information. I'm so glad I saw this - I keep looking for nice places to access the Merrimack River, and now I have one. Here is the info in case anybody is interested - it's called the Riverland Conservation Area, last on the list: http://www.merrimack.org/web/paddling/viewing-sites/
Not to be a downer, but be very careful if you ever plan to swim in the Merrimack in the summer. Just a short distance south from your beach, a father and son were drowned last summer when they went swimming near the Hannah Duston monument: 43.289146, -71.589701
Is that a serious question? That'd be a sugar maple tree, and the sap is being collected for syrup-making.
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Here is the info in case anybody is interested - it's called the Riverland Conservation Area, last on the list: 
