I can not say enough about my home. I mean, when this is your view when you take a walk...
...how could I ever complain?We live in 4 distinct seasons here.
Our springs are quite wet and, in recent years, have been marked by floods.
Summer either brings you to the ocean (which is about half an hour from us):
But, since our ocean temps only average in the upper 50's for the summer, we are more likely going to swim in the abundant lakes, which offer water sports, hiking, fishing, boating... 
Our autumn offers the most spectacular foliage colors that it brings thousands of people to the state every October.
Our winters are quite snowy, which is wonderful for skiing, snowboarding, sledding, ice skating, ice fishing, ice climbing... and, of course, building snowmen.
Any person who does not love New Hampshire, can not possible love the great outdoors. We have so many gorgeous places to hike...
We have 48 4000' mountains to explore, not to mention all of the other other gorgeous adventures.One of my favorite things I have discovered since living here are the farms. We can do anything from pick strawberries...
to apples... 
to pumpkins... 
to see farm petting zoos to hayrides or sleigh rides... You have never seen simple joy and fun until you have taken your children to a farm.Although, NH does offer a metropolitan life, filled with concerts, sporting events, theaters, museums, etc... the part I enjoy most is floating down the river in a canoe...
jumping from a rope swing... 
hiking to the dozens of waterfalls... 
running through a corn maze... 
attending a local fair or festival... 
or just sitting and watching the sun set...
Wanna come for a visit????
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