Thursday, October 22, 2026

Wednesday Outing


Come along on our walk on the Northern rail trail.  We parked outside of Enfield, NH and walked south along Mascoma Lake.  The trail is at least 59 miles long and we did a very tiny portion on this lovely Fall day.

Enjoy the scenery with us.















Lunch at the Baited Hook



A photo on their wall of the train along the lake.






Along the way home we stopped to check out this guy


oops he's a pumpkin person!


On another back road to home we spied this fine horse checking us out.


Hope you enjoyed the day out as much as we did.





12 comments:

  1. New England in autumn seems so very fine.

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  2. We have had such wonderful weather for walks and it is still really beautiful. That lake is pretty we see it when going to lebanon now and then.
    Cathy

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  3. All that color and that blue, blue sky and water! Thanks for taking us along!

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  4. What a wonderful area! Thank you for sharing.
    Those autumn colourrs are so beautiful!

    Have a great weekend!

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  5. What a wonderful place to walk and your photos are fabulous!! That pumpkin person is funny- I especially loved the photo of all the trees that show the leaves changing all kinds of colors.

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  6. I would have very much enjoyed walking with you!

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  7. Thanks for letting me tag along on your adventure.

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  8. What a beautiful place to walk, and I could see the Ice cream sign where you stopped for lunch, yum!

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  9. A gorgeous area and fabulous photos Marcia. Looks like a very nice place for a meal also. Thank you so much. Have a great weekend!

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  10. Sigh... it all looks so beautiful. Living in Hawaii now, I really miss the changing of the seasons and the colors of fall.

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  11. A walk in autumn with all the coloured leaves, plus lunch out makes for a really lovely outing.

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