Schooling Fall Crappie
For some anglers, myself included, late September and October are some of the most productive times of the year to fish for black crappie. The fish are schooled up, holding in basins, and feeding aggressively.…
The Mount Winds Down 150th Season
As Fall Foliage Excursions Begin To Peak
Lake Winnipesaukee has its own special charm in the fall is one of the last areas in the state for foliage to appear. Among the many ways to take in the colorful fall foliage season…
Cemetery Birds
Cemeteries, of course, are good spots for finding birds as they are rare large plots of land with no houses, condos, or strip malls. There are some cemeteries, I have found, that are largely treeless…
Red, White & Brew: Craft Beer & Wine Festival This Saturday @ Funspot
The Veterans Count Red, White & Brew fundraiser returns for its sixth year this Saturday, September 24th at Funspot from 1-4pm. Tickets are still available for this craft beer and wine festival that features live…
Serious Business
I have decided that it would be a good idea to try and find out how our system of government works here in New Hampshire since I have never really understood it. It would be…
Where Did Farmers Swap Knowledge?
300 Years Of New Hampshire Fairs
Among the claims that the State of New Hampshire can confidently make is that of having the first agricultural fair in the nation. That event happened 300 years ago and we can thank the Scotch-Irish…
Constitution Day Is September 17th
“A Republic If You Can Keep It”
Today, September 17th, marks 235 years since the U.S. Constitution was signed in 1787 in Philadelphia. Is the U.S. Constitution an outdated relic?
A Harvest Quiche
So dinner was taking shape, a crustless Harvest Quiche. But what makes this stand out from any other quiche? Well, for starters most of the key ingredients were grown or raised here at the homestead.…
Why The President Chose Defeat
Boston Herald columnist Samuel L. Powers' reflections on Grover Cleveland after a fishing trip on Lake Winnipesaukee that he took with the former president in the summer of 1904.
My 2022 Platform
As the only candidate running under The Flatlander Party, Brendan been using this precious time to not only watch cat videos on social media, but also to come up with some issues and solutions to…
Packrafting Simmons Pond
This week's #outdoor #adventure brings Amy to Warner, NH for a packraft paddle on Simmons Pond. The pond hides near where the townlines of Warner, Sutton and Bradford meet. It isn’t an easy place to…
Why I Support Chuck Morse For U.S. Senate from New Hampshire
I know of no other N.H. 2022 US Senate Candidate that is more qualified to serve as our next N.H. US Senator than Chuck Morse who will take his proven leadership skills and tax cutting…
Steamboat Meet Celebrates Half A Century
Early September brings the 50th Anniversary Meet of the Lee’s Mills Steamboat Association to Moultonborough, where as many as fifty steamboats are expected for ten days of activities. This festive event, the world’s largest annual…
Letters From God – 09/01/22
DEAR GOD: Is America’s Justice System Irreparably Damaged?
Chocolate Mayo Cake
Chocolate Mayonnaise Cake, a recipe made famous by the Depression and food rationing of WWII. I know, I thought the same thing, ¨Mayonnaise in cake?¨ But it was all the rage back in the day.…