just a bit about my neck of the woods... Lake Winnipesaukee and Squam!

I admit it and I am not ashamed. I am CHEAP! I find it difficult to even imagine walking into a department store and not search for the discount rack. It's a thrill! Every time I can find a bargain, my heart races and my palms get sweaty. I think about how much money I'm saving and, well... it's ...

 I have to say I am SSSSOOOOOO excited! My Boys, the New England Patriots, are playing tonight in their first Pre-Season game!! Oh, Boy!!I adore football and wait the long spring and summer for it to come back.In my house, football is a true event. Depending on the time of the game, our day is ar...

Dear Buyer,     I have enjoyed showing you property for the last year. I feel as though I have really gotten to know you, your family and even your dog. I hope he's feeling better after that bumpy road we went over! And yes, the carpet cleaner worked fine in my car to get out the stain!As we keep...

                                                       Weirs Beach has long been a favorite destination for day trippers and vacationers alike. The name Weirs is named after a fishing weir of woven branches set in a water way to catch passing fish. The native inhabitants had established one of th...

     If you don't know very much about New Hampshire, let me take this opportunity to show off some of our state's firsts:     First  free public library, The Dublin Juvenile Library, was established in 1822. The Peterborough Town Library, established in 1833, was the first library supported by p...

    Melvin Village is a small area within the boundries of Tuftonboro, NH. On a ride through Melvin Village, if you blink you may pass right through! All said, Melvin Village is a bit of an oasis on NH Route 109. Suddenly you are transported to another era, one of charm and pride in home ownershi...

Holderness, New Hampshire              Holderness is a small and largely rural town nestled between the foothills of the White Mountains and the shores of the Squam Lakes. Visitors and residents are drawn to the town for the lakes and mountains which provides a high quality of living. Holderness ...

Wolfeboro, New Hampshire              Wolfeboro was first granted in 1759 to four young men of Portsmouth, and named Wolfeboro in honor of General James Wolfe, who had been victorious at Quebec in 1759. In 1763, 2,300 acres were added to the 60 acres reserved for the governor. Governor John Wentw...

Gilford, New Hampshire                                                                                                                                             The town of Gilford (Guilford) was spelled incorrectly in the incorporation documents, resulting in the present spelling of Gilford. G...

                                                 Alton, New Hampshire              Alton is situated at the southern most point of Lake Winnipesaukee. The bay serves as a seaplane base that operates year-round. It's not unusual to see a variety of float planes lining the shoreline like a string o...