Lakes and Ponds

Spring Blooms Sunshine Lake Winnipesaukee

Blue skies, white Birches, and pink Rhododendrons decorate the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee while admiring the view of the Belknap Mountains in the distance. Meredith, NH.

Summer Day Bench on Lake Waukewan

Waukewan Sunset Ghost

A sunny day ends on a hot August afternoon as the sun sets on Lake Waukewan, in Meredith, NH. Do you see the ghost in the water?

Willey Pond View, Willard Cliffs and Notch Train

Willey House Pond in Crawford Notch is a popular place to visit for many reasons. The view is gorgeous as it sits between high rising mountains and rocky steep cliffs. Lunch with ice cream, feeding the ducks, walking over the waterfall dam to the walk the trails on the other side of the pond are a few of the sights to behold here.

Dawn on Lake Francis

Lake Francis is one of the Connecticut Lakes up in Northern NH.

Kayak Sunset Lake Waukewan

A kayaker enjoying a peaceful paddle as the sun sets for the night.

Eagle Cliff and Profile Lake in Franconia Notch State Park

Eagle Cliff and the Eaglet are part of Mt Lafayette. Golden Eagles used to nest in the crags on these cliffs, which gave these cliffs their name. It rises 1,500 ft above Profile Lake. There isn't a trail to the top like there is on all of the surrounding mountains and ledges. A tough bushwhack is required to reach the top but it is worth the trip for the fabulous views. Profile Lake is a 13 acre lake and sits below the cliff that once held the Old Man of the Mountain.

Sunbursts on Weirs Docks

The sun bursting on Weirs Beach docks before it is hidden behind the cloud. Lake Winnipesaukee, Laconia, NH in Sept 2012

Kayak Sunset Jackson Pond

This is a hidden gem of a pond, 60 acres tucked away down a dead end dirt road. Peaceful and so quiet, you will think you have gone temporarily deaf, until you hear the Beaver slap it's tail, or the Heron cry as the coyote missed catching it, and the Bald Eagles chatter as they dive for a fish. August 20, 2016

Indian Island Sunlit Fog

Indian Island is a tiny island in Meredith Harbor on Lake Winnipesaukee in Meredith, NH. I was here to catch the sun rise behind the island and was hoping it would cast it's warmth of colors on the fog as it hung heavy over the water. Instead, the fog lifted, blocking the sun, surrounding the island bringing me back to earlier settler times to when a lone Indian would be exploring Lake Winnepesaukee for the first time.