Have you ever wondered about the New Hampshire state bird? How many bird species are found in New Hampshire? What is the smallest bird in the state? Or the one with the longest wingspan? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this book is for you….Fifty Things to Know About Birds in New Hampshire offers an approach to the topic that comes from the life experience of a life-long New Hampshire resident, Bill Georato. Most books on birds tell you how to identify the birds. Although there's nothing wrong with that, based on knowledge from the world's leading experts, there are many surprising answers to the above and many other questions about our avian friends in the Granite State. In these pages you will discover interesting facts about the smallest, largest, weirdest, and funniest flying animals of New Hampshire. This book will help you to enjoy the wonders of nature in flight. By the time you finish this book, you will know So grab YOUR copy today. You will be glad you ...
Covered Bridges of New Hampshire is a must have book for covered bridge enthusiasts and historians. The book is an engaging and well-illustrated history of the remaining covered bridges in the Granite State. It is the most comprehensive history of New Hampshire's covered bridges in print.
In the United States since 1825, more than 30,000 soft drink bottlers have created and sold fizzy soft drinks to everyday consumers like you and I. Amazingly, those companies produced in excess of 16,000 different brands and drink names – most of which survive only as part of our collective memories and because of ardent researchers and collectors. The demise of the golden age of remedies, elixirs, and tonics, along with the Temperance Movement and increased leisure time among working class Americans, led to the nation’s voracious thirst for non-alcoholic liquid refreshment. Many beverage companies rose to the challenge, including notable ones in the Granite State such as Lafayette Beverages, Cocheco Bottling, Cott Beverages, Lucky Strike Ginger Ale, Conner Bottling Works, and Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast.
New Hampshire also saw its share of historic spring water locations—some destination spa sites but also commercial bottling ventures; Londonderry Lithia Spring, Cohas Springs, Ponemah Springs, Castle Springs and Balsams Spring are but a few.
In Granite Fizz: The Untold Story of Spring Water and Flavored Tonic in New Hampshire, we explore the roots of the soft drink and water bottling industries and the Granite State’s historic and current role in these significant commercial ventures that touch virtually all of our lives today.
Author’s note: Throughout this book, tonic is used to denote the term many New England Yankees used when referring to any carbonated soft drink just as Midwesterners commonly call any soda, pop. Here in the second decade of the 21st century, the term tonic is primarily heard only in some enclaves of Boston or in more rural sections of northern New England. The term’s origins are likely rooted in the era when bottled nostrums and elixirs were part of everyday diets before they evolved into simple fizzy refreshments.
Laser cut 2 layers NH shape, 12.75"x6.7"x0.5". It includes : :mountain:48 small mount tokens with adhesive back. Track your accomplishments at the NH 48 4000 Footers, and start adding your tokens to the map. NH 48 4K
Laser cut 2 layers NH shape, 12.75"x6.7"x0.5". It includes : :mountain:48 small mount tokens with adhesive back. Track your accomplishments at the NH 48 4000 Footers, and start adding your tokens to the map. NH 48 4K
Laser cut 2 layers NH shape, 12.75"x6.7"x0.5". It includes : :mountain:48 small mount tokens with adhesive back. Track your accomplishments at the NH 48 4000 Footers, and start adding your tokens to the map. NH 48 4K
Laser cut 2 layers NH shape, 12.75"x6.7"x0.5". It includes : :mountain:48 small mount tokens with adhesive back. Track your accomplishments at the NH 48 4000 Footers, and start adding your tokens to the map. NH 48 4K
Think of Hidden New Hampshire as your resource for finding wonderful and little-known treasures around the Granite State. Some you always meant to visit, and some you never knew existed! We'll reveal what's right around the corner, explain how to get there, and give you tips on what to expect. In this edition, we've got 40 different features, covering every part of the state. You can ride a boat to an ocean hotel, explore a working Colonial Fort, or find the last upside-down covered bridge in America.
Region-by-region directories provide dozens of additional ideas, or can be used to enhance a trip you've already got planned.
You're an Explorer and that's why you're holding this guidebook. You're not looking for another list of crowded parks, gridlocked roads and over-hyped attractions that any tourist can find. You want to discover the overlooked gems, not cover old ground. You want To find Hidden New Hampshire. If only you knew where to look...and now you do. Where are you headed? It doesn't matter! We've got you covered. Each of the state's seven tourism regions gets its own section. Wherever you're going, there's a treasure just around the corner waiting to be discovered. How do you get there? OK, we can't replace your phone's GPS, but we've made sure that every feature includes a quick-reference map, handy web locations, helpful driving tips, entrance fees, and more to help your trip go as smoothly as possible. Was It Supposed To Rain Today? In addition to 40 main features, we've listed hundreds of additional locations. Find nearby art exhibits and museums for soggy days, beaches for hot days, parks for relaxing days, and golf courses, because...golf! We hope you've packed your camera, sunscreen, swimsuit, hiking shoes, insect repellent and a sweater. Where you're going, you may need them all!
This ornament is made from 1/8-inch birch plywood sheet. It features the Old Man of the Mountain on the front. The NH shape is as close to the real shape of the state and the NH shape is also cut out in the middle of the ornament. Please note that items made with wood can have natural variations.
Laser cut and engraved. Lu's Studio ornament design, NH 48 4K Footers Ornament. Paint as you go, just use a marker (permanent markers preferred). Customization available for an extra $3 you can have a message engraved on the back, this price is up to 6 words.
Digital print on matte fine art paper. Measures 8"x10". Comes signed on the back and inside a clear plastic sleeve with rigid backing board. About the original: Gouache on paper, 11"x15", 2022
Digital print on matte fine art photo paper. Measures 8"x10" including a white border. Comes signed on the back and inside a clear plastic sleeve with rigid backing board and info slip. About the original: Gouache on paper, 11"x15", 2022, painted by Jackie Hanson This is my second New Hampshire painting, depicting Route 93 winding through Franconia Notch in the winter. For lovers of New Hampshire and New England winters, this evokes that feeling of the peaceful storm. To create the original painting, I traced the cover of a New Hampshire atlas and transferred the shape to watercolor paper. Then, I applied 1/4" masking tape around the entire thing, did my painting in gouache, and peeled the tape away at the end.
Digital print on matte fine art paper. Measures 8"x10". Comes signed on the back and inside a clear plastic sleeve with rigid backing board. About the original: Acrylic on paper, 11"x15", 2023
Digital print on matte fine art photo paper. Measures 8"x10" including a white border. Comes signed on the back and inside a clear plastic sleeve with rigid backing board and info slip. About the original: Acrylic on paper, 11"x15", 2023, Painted by Jackie Hanson This is my third New Hampshire painting, depicting a field of sunflowers at golden hour, complete with an orange chicken hanging out beneath the blooms. I was inspired to paint this for the sunflower festival at Coppal House Farm in Lee, NH. To create the original painting, I traced the cover of a New Hampshire atlas and transferred the shape to watercolor paper. Then, I applied 1/4" masking tape around the entire thing, did my painting in acrylic, and peeled the tape away at the end.
This is a white A2 card with a print of my painting, "New Hampshire III" on the front. All cards come with my logo on the back and sealed in a clear plastic sleeve with a matching envelope.
Digital print on matte fine art paper. Measures 8"x10". Comes signed on the back and inside a clear plastic sleeve with rigid backing board. About the original: Acrylic gouache on paper, 11"x15", 2024
Digital print on matte fine art paper. Framed 5x7 and hang ready. Comes signed on the back and inside a clear plastic sleeve with rigid backing board. About the original: Acrylic gouache on paper, 11"x15", 2024
