No comments about New Hampshire Backroads (New Hampshire Geographic Series, No 2).

No comments about Presidential Range & Gorham, White Mountains Trail Map (New Hampshire).

1 comments about Our Last Backpack: A Memoir (Hiking & Climbing).

1. This is the account of a hike the author and a friend took in 1966 through the Mahoosuc range: the roughly (and rough!!) 35 miles of the Appalachian Trail between Gorham and Grafton Notch (the route has changed a bit since then). Their 5-night hike is described in great detail, along with flashbacks to trips they took all the way back to 1929.
   I hiked this section last year and recommend the book to anybody who has been through the Mahoosucs (or plans to). It's probably more interesting to read after hiking than before, to compare their trip with yours.
   The most interesting aspect is seeing how things have changed since 1966. Many of the sheer rock climbs they did (near Goose Eye... or is it Goose High?..., for example) now have ladders. Hiking techniques have changed a bit (they brought an axe, thought about uprooting bushes to make a campsite, used balsam boughs in shelters, etc.): this is pre-LNT! And they were alone for days at a time (not likely in early September nowadays).
   A fascinating description of a tough hike (I take my hat off to the late Mr. Doan and his friend Claud).

No comments about Images of Hampshire and the New Forest.

No comments about The White Mountains of New Hampshire: Annals of the notches.

No comments about This pilgrim, Jennie: The life and travels of Dr. Jane Elizabeth Hoyt-Stevens, 1860-1933 : as told in her letters and journals.

1 comments about Hiking Guide to Mount Washington & the Presidential Range, 6th.

1. This book is excellent for anyone who likes to hike in new hampshire, but likes to stick to the presidentials. It's informative, compact and an essentail edition to any hikers pack. It comes with a map of the range, too. Now is a great time to buy because the AMC maps have just been given a make-over. They are now full colorized and eaiser to read. A very cool feature with the map is that it has an iset of Mount Washington from the hermit lake shelter to the summit. All in all, a wonderful book.

No comments about Pocket Pub Walks The New Forest (Pocket Pub Walks) (Pocket Pub Walks).

No comments about Tourism industry uncertain over effects of attacks.(Brief Article): An article from: New Hampshire Business Review.

1 comments about Michelin the Green Guide New England (Michelin Green Guides).

1. This is actually standard Micheline guide
   You can use as well as attraction descriptions as tourist paths