From towering Mount Washington--highest point in New England--to sandy Atlantic beaches, New Hampshire's awe-inspiring vistas will lift your spirits. This state has all the stuff cameras and vacations were made for. Now in a third edition, this rural guide tells you where to find Robert Frost's farm and Daniel Webster's birthplace along with old-fashioned country stores, charming country inns, and picturesque covered bridges. New Hampshire contains an extraordinary number of lakes, rivers, marshes and mountains, including the White Mountain Range; Lake Winnipesaukee, among the largest in-state lakes in the nation; Grand Monadnock, with a six-state view; Great Bay, one of the largest seacoast tidal inlets anywhere; the gorgeous gorges of Franconia and Crawford Notches. Human-scale towns and villages match this bounty of geography. Nearly everywhere you drive you see deep-rooted villages, handsome woods, boulder-strewn brooks flowing through glacial valleys. The Granite State is an accessible size. None of these trips requires a frantic, overnight rush to reach. COUNTRY ROADS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE speaks for country roads, not city streets, and helps you enjoy it all.
	COUNTRY ROADS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE  Steve Sherman  $12.95 (136 pp) Quality Trade Paperback  Country Roads Press, 1999  ISBN 1566260167  Prompt shipment Order this book using PayPal: Click here to see both ways to order.