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I’ve recently noticed an unpleasant biological curiosity. How to put it delicately?

 

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To arms! Two feet! 2 change!

 

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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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I don't know Manchester all that well, but it seems to me that the city has plenty of big buildings and parking lots, and relatively little wildlife habitat.

 

 

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"Off Track" is one year old today.

 

 

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Working out at the gym is hot. 

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The University of New Hampshire's Cooperative Extension keeps a nice calendar listing various organized, outdoor-oriented events (those that people have troubled to tell them about). It's right here.

New Hampshire voters are ringing up our 2 cents today. Soon it will all be over and we can safely pick up our phones again. 

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I had never heard of the Peabody Mill Environmental Center until just this morning. It sounds like a neat place.

 

 

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I don’t believe in ghosts, but I saw one once.

 

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I've been doing a lot more bicycling and kayaking of late, since injuries have forced me to lay off running... completely but I hope temporarily. 

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I've whipped up a couple of really excellent meals in the past few nights, ever since I got out for a run Monday in Beaver Brook.

 

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NHPR (New Hampshire Public Radio) had a nice piece on the physiology and psychology of running. Check it out here.

I spent the past week with family, getting acquainted with the southern end of West Virginia on a Sierra Club multi-sport camping trip.

 

 

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