A few days in NH fall 2025

Myself and some long term buddies have been camping in NH since mid-80's.

Here's the latest camping trip

Fall-2025

 

Always like to see your pics! I still need to look into renting that cabin.

did you help with the stacking or give any FHC pointers? Lol

 

Good stuff right there.

 

Another great trip in the book. Glad you got to enjoy some time with your friends, looks like a beautiful area.

 

We observed from a distance. We would have been in their way. They took 2hrs to move wood into shed

 

2-hours?! These days it would have taken me a week to stack two truck loads of splits.

On one of your future trips, I hope to link up with you again. No way I would have been able to drive there this time even if I had known about it. Glad you guys had fun and had decent weather.

 

Looks like a LOT of fun! Enjoyed the pictures. Beautiful area!

 

We were told they took delivery of 7 cords. The shed holds 12. There were 7 forestry folks gettin' 'er done!

2/19/26 for 4 nights!

There was some sleet/freezing rain Saturday night. We left Sunday heading for Lincoln. We came across a big NH DOT dump/plow truck in the ditch. A DOT pickup was there. We didn't stay around to see how they got it out.

 

Looks great Mike!

 

Thanks for sharing the photos. The river seemed quite low for this time of year.

 

New Hampshire has been in drought, with northern NH in extreme drought until the last couple of weeks. For a month or so we had a state-wide burn ban because of the conditions.

 

Fantastic pics Mike love upstate NH

 

I always enjoy seeing pics from these trips Mike. Such beautiful country up there. Peaceful and serene.

Looks like that wood wasn't dry enough. How did it burn?

 

It burned ok. A little moisture noticed on end cuts when put into the stove.

 

Next time ask for a discount if you BYOW. You and Mr. Bill could muster up a quarter cord or so.

 

As of July, 2011 New Hampshire has banned the import of untreated firewood unless you meet the requirements for compliance agreements.

Out-of-State firewood the New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands has confiscated and studied has averaged 35 insects per stick of wood.

 

Well I guess they'll have to swing by your place for some primo dried firewood.

 

The supplied wood is more than adequate for our woodstove needs.

 

They are more than welcome to grab some, and I will even GIVE them some of my perfect firewood for free, saving them some Benjamins (yes, insert sarcasm there...IYKYK).