Since the beginning of time, Man has wanted to take to the sky.

This is why I am getting involved with a new Aerial Imaging Company called Media Wing (www.MediaWing.com) It is devoted to marketing from the ground up for everything from real estate videos to golf club, accident scenes, sporting events and land and development aerial [...]

1. Of the thirteen original colonies, New Hampshire was the first to declare its independence from Mother England -- a full six months before the Declaration of Independence was
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I was in NYC at my office when #Challenger went down 29 years ago, Then in NH at the #McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center when Space Shuttle #Columbia went down in 2003. At that time my 8 year old daughter wanted to be an Astronaut.

The news crews and newspaper reporters were there while we sat in the #Space Shuttle #Discovery cockpit [...]

My Daughter Mariella, age 15 by her wonderful Canoe she built, The "Free Spirit"

Since 1992, the Boat Museum in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire had the idea of preserving the boating heritage of the New Hampshire Lakes for all of us to remember. For me, beginning at 8:30 Am on July 5th, 2011 it became a place to actually build a boat with my [...]

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UAVs  also known as "Unmanned Aerial Vehicles", are commonly known as a drone.  It is also referred to as an unpiloted aerial vehicle.  Drones have been used by the military for a long time and codger up scary images and uses. There is no doubt that Drones are now going to be a big part of Real Estate and Commercial uses. With drones, [...]

I have lived on Long Pond since 2001 and know it to be a hidden Gem. There are 1300 lakes in New Hampshire and 11 are called "Long Pond". 

The first question I get is what is a difference between a lake and a pond--in New Hampshire it simply might be the spelling. There are 250 acre ponds and 100 acer lakes. No real [...]

What the Three Little Piggies can teach us about the real estate market.

We all know the story, the big bad wolf keeps creating havoc on the homes of the three little pigs.

The first little pig took the easy route made his house with straw. His brother little piggy built his out of sticks which was a little better. As I recall the big bad [...]

My life with Miss GPS 

From the time man invented the wheel, man needed directions. 

When I first got my drivers license I would just go anywhere--getting lost was an adventure. Everyone had a car in my native Michigan and all roads are marked with legible [...]

Loons have always been a big part of my life even before I ever saw them “in the flesh”–or is it “in the feather”.

I remember when I watched the Academy Award winning film written by Ernest Thompson “On Golden Pond” It is a story of the relationship between Ethyl Thayer (played by everyone’s favorite mother, [...]

    Tamworth began with the granting of a charter from George the Third of England to the town in the name of Benning Wentworth in 1766.
By 1790 there were 47 heads of families in Tamworth; 126 by 1800. Parson Samuel Hidden was ordained here in 1792 and led the town for nearly fifty years.  
     The hardy people of Tamworth, sustained, by [...]