

Down to Earth Leadership
A cold rain pelted down on the eastern side of Mt. Washington last Saturday afternoon, soaking the clothes if not the enthusiasm of 20...
Oct 10, 1980


Autumn's Delicious Harvest - Growing Apples in Northern New England
The autumn of 1979 was a good season for apple growers in Northern New England, considered by many to be the best in recent memory. Cool...
Sep 26, 1980


Ursus Americanus Facts
Several weeks ago, a marauding black bear abducted a screaming pig from a farm on the West Side Road during a midnight raid. Across the...
Aug 22, 1980


The Continuing Evolution of the Huts
Every summer for nearly 100 years the Appalachian Mountain Club's huts have sheltered and fed weary hikers who trek through New...
Jul 4, 1980


Surveying the Presidential Range
Some men are described as achievers; their days never long enough to complete all their work, their lives full of accomplishment and...
Jun 27, 1980


Wind's Up for Surfing U.S.A.
Advertisements promoting sailboarding show well tanned Hercules types with knotted muscles dipping their backs into white-capped water as...
Jun 20, 1980


The White Mountains' Early Ski Trails
Skiing down the Sherburne Trail from Mt. Washington's famed Tuckerman Ravine or down the Gulf of Slides trail has been an annual rite of...
Mar 28, 1980


The Mount Washington Inferno - The Legendary Ski Race of Tuckerman Ravine
Mt. Washington has always held a fascination for skiers, and it wasn't long after the turn of the 20th century that the first descent of...
Mar 21, 1980


Outward Bound: Broadening Perspectives Through Challenges
When the temperatures dipped below the zero degree mark on a windy, moonlit Friday night last week, the woods of the remote Mahoosuc...
Mar 7, 1980


Tapping Spring's Natural Resource
It's impossible to know just when it will arrive, but the smell and feel of a late winter thaw are unmistakable. Regardless of whether...
Mar 7, 1980
