A Jaunt To New Hampshire

On the second to the last day on Grandma and Papa's trip to Boston we all piled in the van - Robb, Marybeth, 3 car seats and Grandma and Papa to take a 3 hour drive to New Hampshire.  New Hampshire is beautiful, wooded and mountainy.  The group spent the night in the resort town of Lincoln known for it's Indian Head rock formation. This was great place for a picnic.  Two nights a week the resort has a fireworks show out over the lake behind the lodge.  So, even tho' it was July 5th, it was fun, fireworks, up close and overhead.

Accommodations were at a quaint hotel well suited for kids.  In the morning the group traveled to the main destination of our journey - the Zeller cabin, under construction.  Marybeth's dad is building a cabin on land that Marybeth's mom has owned since she was a girl.  When it is said the Marybeth's dad is building a cabin, he is literally a one man construction crew with regular assistance from family members.  Grandpa and Robb put up a few posts while the girls and the kids went to get lunch.  The cabin is a in a most picturesque spot. Since the kids did not get a chance to swim in the motel pool, since the group left so early to go the cabin, they all stopped back at the motel (with special permission from management) to swim... in the indoor and/or the outdoor pool... and get in a little more play on the playground.  Then it was drive south down highway 3 through the stunning White Mountain National Forest back to Boston and an early flight home, back to L.A.

The two posts Robb and Papa erected are to Papa's left.