The Amoskeag Fishways is a learning center where you can watch the fish migrate through a fish ladder. The salmon swim upstream and this is how they get around a dam built years ago. Who would have thought fish could use a ladder. The fish migrate in June and if you check your calendar it [...]
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With the fantastic weather in full swing we took a short trip (about 4 miles) to look at the Nashua National Fish Hatchery. It appears to be a really happening place — I think we were the only ones there. Anyway, it was still pretty cool. We saw some great looking rainbow trout and Atlantic [...]
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Today we strolled around the North Bridge in Concord, MA. This is where the first shot of the revolutionary war began. It is pretty interesting to walk where major events in history took place. That is one of the nice parts about living in New England. There is no shortage of historical places here. As [...]
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Today we took the kayaks out on the Nashua River. We tossed our kayaks in the calm river at 111 and 199 in Pepperell. The boat launch there is for car top boats and it is a little messy if you aren’t careful. Ms. Graceful Deanna :) almost fell in getting out of the boat. [...]
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With a warm day planned by the weather man we decided to take another refreshing kayak trip. We are really busy studying for tests, but we still found a way to take an hour or two to exercise and relax. Today’s paddling was on the Nashua River. After a little searching we found a nice [...]
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Today we pulled the Heritage Featherlite kayaks out of storage and tossed them on the our Yakima rack. We took a short 35 minute drive to Massabesic Lake in Manchester, NH. Massabesic lake is a city water supply that allows boating but no swimming. We stopped at the main park entrance to try out the [...]
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