To arms! Two feet! 2 change!

 

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Ah, spring, and an old man's thoughts turn... well, let's not go there. 

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When I get on my bicycle, I always head west. Bicycling is better that way. The countryside gets scenic as soon as you cross Nashua city lines, and the further west you ride, the fewer cars you encounter (excepting Route 101A, of course).

 

Bicyclists can roll and revel in the bucolic Hollis back roads and raise money for a good cause this May 10, as friends and family of the late Jonathan Gilmour have organized a bicycle ride to raise money for his memorial scholarship fund.

 

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I stand gently but authoritatively corrected. New Hampshire has caves, according to Ernst Kastning, a speleologist with the New Hampshire Geological Survey.

 

 

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Just as mosquito-borne diseases such as Eastern Equine Encephalitis and Nile Fever seem to be increasing, a mysterious new disease threatens the region’s bat population.

 

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The third annual 'Race for the Old Gold Jug' in Antrim will be an officially-sanctioned International Skateboard Slalom Association race, organizers announced today. 

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The aforementioned Sunapee-Ragged-Kearsage Greenway trail guide is out and available locally at Toadstool Books in Milford, or by mail order, the SRKG Coalition announced today.

 

 

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In some small ways, I'm glad I can no longer run in the Grand Tree series. (I won't say compete; I was more of a mid-pack guy).

 

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I saw news on Friday of a study on bacteria in snow, but didn't get around to checking it out until this morning. It's a matter of some concern to any outdoor athlete. 

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