Drummer Hill and Goose Pond

Our next adventure was a walk around Drummer Hill and Goose Pond.

The view from a lovely stone bridge right outside the park.

Myself and Jenny.

Mom on the trail.

Liz, Jenny, and Jon. 

Myself and mom.

Jon, Liz, and Jenny.

An adorable bee with wings glistening in the sun.

Mom enjoying the view. 

Jon and mom.

Chesterfield Gorge

After our morning walk around Keene we decided to explore the Chesterfield Gorge. 

Two trees with intertwined trunks. 

Jenny, Liz, and myself.

Jenny enjoying the view.

The moss actually resembled a carpet.

Myself with Liz, Jenny, and mom.

Mom. 

Mom, Jenny, and dad. 

Myself, mom, dad, and Jenny. 

Liz and mom. 

Myself, mom, Liz, and Jenny. 

Jenny, Jon, and Liz (with my dad on the top right).

Mom and dad.

In the back: Jenny and Jon.

In the front: dad, mom, and Liz.

Myself and Jenny. 

Mom and Dad. 

A Morning Walk Around Keene

Our third day of the trip started with a morning walk around Keene.

The United Church of Christ in Central Square.

Keene Unitarian Universalist Church.

We found the Washington Cemetery and got to see several interesting grave markers. The photo above is for William Woods and Naomi Woods; a Revolutionary War Soldier and his wife who both passed away in the early 1800’s.

The grave marker for Stephen Harrington, who was born on November 22nd, 1775. Less than a year before the Declaration of Independence was published.

The grave marker for M. David Baker, who died on January 27th, 1789 at the age of twenty. 

A lovely house in Keene.

A gorgeous ginkgo tree growing in someone’s front yard.

A vibrant fall leaf.

The tiniest little apple.