I took a photo of Mount Chocorua last summer and everyone encouraged me to go back when it would be snow-capped. I ventured up there a couple of weekends ago. The lake was frozen and the mountaintop was coated in ice and snow. There are two more images below. One is a closer image of the mountain and the other is from last summer.

This was made at a farm stand and farm in Hollis, NH. It was a cold morning and there was a layer of frost on the tractor.

Once the ice is thick enough in Alton Boy on Lake Winnipesaukee, they plow a runway for small private planes to land. I went up on Sunday of last weekend. With good weather, there were landings every few minutes. Alton Bay is surrounded by local restaurants. The pilots fly in, have a good meal, socialize, and then fly back home. It’s something to see.

Last Sunday was our town’s annual ice fishing derby. I took a walk around the ice to take some pictures and talk to people. While i was there the fish weren’t biting. I hope their luck changed.

I’d last visited here in July and then returned two weeks ago. The river below the bridge was pretty much frozen, though I don’t think I’d try walking on it. The image below was made this past summer.

This was the farm house at Muster Field Farm an antique farm and museum in North Sutton, NH. Tours are normally available during the summer.

This is a remnant from a WWII era gun emplacement along the coast of New Hampshire. The gun rotated along this circular track.