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Sulphite Covered Bridge is located in Franklin NH on the Boston and Maine Railroad Line, close to Monroe St in Franklin, NH. The Bridge was built in 1896 and is listed in the World Guide of Covered bridges (WGCB), number 29-07-09, and is New Hampshire covered bridge #62. Sulphite Covered Bridge got it’s name from the cargo that was transported Read more...
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Sunapee Loop Scenic Drive Sunapee Loop Scenic Drive starts and ends in Greenfield, NH where you can join the Monadnock Region Loop. The Sunapee Scenic Loop is a beautiful ride whether taking the family by car, or a motorcycle ride with friends, the Sunapee Loop Scenic Drive offers something for everyone. From Greenfield, head north on Rt. 31 through Antrim Read more...
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Suncook Lake Webcam The Suncook Lake live web cam images below are from Center Barnstead, New Hampshire on Lower Suncook Lake. The Suncook Lake webcam updates every 7 seconds. Use the refresh button to view the latest webcam image of Lower Suncook Lake in Barnstead NH. We are looking for a new host for the Suncook Lake cam! Email [email protected] Read more...
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Sunnyside Maples is a traditional New Hampshire sugaring business operated on the same site for over 60 years by the Moore family. Located just south of the Lakes Region on Route 106 in Loudon, our sugaring season begins in late February, when the warm days approaching spring offset the chill of late winter nights. For the next few weeks, work Read more...
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Surowiec Farm Apple Orchard in Sanbornton NH is open July-October from 9am-5pm. The farm originally operated as a dairy farm in 1917 and the first trees were planted in 1971. Some of the apples they produce are Paula Red, Cortland’s and Empires. Besides apples, they also have a farm stand where you can purchase homemade jams and jellies, mustards, relishes, Read more...
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Sweet Baby Vineyards in Kensington NH was established in 2008. The vineyards are owned by Lewis and Stacey Eaton. Lewis is the winemaker and Stacey is the office manager. They offer fruit wines such strawberry and white peach, red wines such as Kensington Red and white wines such as Niagara. Sweet Baby Vineyards can be purchased from several places in Read more...
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Sweet Beet Market is committed to local, sourcing produce, meat, dairy, and eggs from 30 producers within a 30-mile radius of our storefront. Open all year long, we offer access to New Hampshire agriculture and production in one convenient and charming location. Our in-house kitchen and bakery regularly produces fresh baked baguettes, sourdough boules, and various other mouthwatering breads. We Read more...
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Swift River Covered Bridge is located on Chatague Lane, off West Side Rd and crosses the Swift River in Conway NH. Some maps do not recognize Chataque Lane. You can also get directions very close to the bridge by using Hillside Ave which is on the other side of the intersection with West Side Rd. Swift River Covered Bridge was Read more...
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Swiftwater Covered Bridge is located on Valley Rd and crosses the Wild Ammonoosuc River in Bath New Hampshire. Swiftwater Covered Bridge was built in 1849 and is listed in the World Guide of Covered Bridges (WGCB), number 29-05-02, and is New Hampshire covered bridge #29. Swiftwater Covered Bridge was often threatened by log jams, but was actually destroyed by flood Read more...
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Tailgating Recipes: Race Recipes and Concert Tailgating Recipes Here are some good recipes for tailgating in New Hampshire. The secret to tailgate cooking is to have all of your meals ready to go. Plan ahead and you will be eating like a king. Don’t just throw a 20 pack of hamburgers and a 50 pack of hot dogs in a Read more...
