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@missyrcrews Yes we went to Flume & Mt Washington yesterday, and down to Castle in the Clouds and Lake Winnipesaukee today. Our knees were okay, it is our leg muscles that are feeling tight lol! Hope you continue to enjoy
@missyrcrews Yes we went to Flume & Mt Washington yesterday, and down to Castle in the Clouds and Lake Winnipesaukee today. Our knees were okay, it is our leg muscles that are feeling tight lol! Hope you continue to enjoy
We went over to North Conway...wanted to look at the Columbia outlet for a winter coat for my younger son. The entire world was there. I have never been so glad to get back to a cozy little condo in all my days!
@missyrcrews oh my! We were at the Columbia outlet Wednesday and it was *not* crowded. I think the holiday weekend has brought a *lot* more people out. As long as they social distance or wear face coverings, I'm good with that, but I did enjoy the uncrowded moment
Yes. I saw just a single one day, which was strange. Then a couple days later saw a couple adults with about 1/2 dozen little ones. Turkeys have made a come back in recent years. I often wonder why you never see them as road kill though.
I've never seen them with little ones there but we had several females hanging about on our first day. One roosted in the tree outside our front door that night. The next day, the Toms turned up strutting and showing their fans. They moved about the property. We really enjoyed watching them.
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