After a super breakfast at the B&B,
I hit the road. My hosts were
experienced bicycle tourists and suggested an alternate route that would avoid
some steep climbs. I made great time
and entered New Hampshire at 10:30 AM.
I was disappointed that there was no Welcome
to sign. The morning was peaceful
riding a dirt road for several miles in the NH countryside. It was again foggy and finally lifted around
11:00 AM and got into the low 80s. The
afternoon route was mountainous and crossed the Appalachian Trail near North
Woodstock, where I ended today’s 75 mile journey. I coasted for 5 miles down a long grade
into town, which was a great way to end the day’s ride. I should be in Maine tomorrow afternoon.
This was a great breakfast at the B&B with a Vermont Cheddar cheese omelet, home made applesauce, Greek yogurt, raspberries, granola, and hard boiled eggs. Unfortunately I couldn't finish all of it, but I took two hard boiled eggs for the road.
Covered bridge in New Hampshire
The NH Countryside
North Woodstock - a town with a brewery and too many Harleys!
I worked in Vermont the Summers of 1971 & 1972. At the time, it was the most beautiful state it had ever seen. No billboards on the highways and so green and hilly everywhere. This will probably be your scenery from this point on. It must be awe inspiring.
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