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If you were given an extra day this year to do anything you wanted to do what would it be?

These pictures will give you some idea of what I did today...or at least in the time before my first real estate appointment that was scheduled at 1pm. I hit the slopes on this extra day of February - it helps that my Real estate office is one mile from the base lodge at Loon mountain in Lincoln New Hampshire.

The North peak chair offers a wonderful view of Mount Washington off in the distance some 50 miles away.

The Summit has a smashing view, and you can ski directly to many homes and condominiums from here.

The Gondola is a long standing trade mark of Loon Mountain, many folks just love it on a cold day. Today was not one of those days - it was in the mid 30's firm and fast just the way I like it.

Time to get back to work...this is one of the slope side homes at Loon mountain. It has had several rentals in it over the course of the winter and will be coming back on the market for sale very soon. Several of the condominiums were shown today and some house plans are under way for ground breaking in the spring.
See more listings by opening the MLS icon on the bottom of this post - search by town, price or type of real estate throughout the Grafton county area (44 towns in the lakes and mountains of New Hampshire)
Happy Leap Day from Loon Mountain…
We are expecting up to a foot of new snow tonight
March first may mean spring where you are but not here
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Yes...We got that big February Snow dump that the weatherman said we would...Whoo Hoo!!
The snow in the Hemlock required a quick cross country spin this Morning before getting ready for a full day of real estate appointments at Loon Mountain today. While some of you are stretching in front of the morning news - or the more ambitious are taking a morning jog...I was off for a quick cross country ski in the woods.
The View of the Pemigewasset River in Woodstock was significantly enhanced by last nights six inch snow fall.
I have gotten several messages regarding my decision to sell my plow truck two days ago...this snow fall will require me to pay for a service. So the question I keep getting is "Why didn't you sell the truck earlier" we certainly could have used the snow before now!

One of the custom homes we designed and built at Loon Mountain - Located on the South Mountain side with ski to your door access for the trails...So whether you cross country - down hill, or prefer fly fishing in the Pemi...we have a property for you.
Please feel free to try our property search site -by opening the MLS icon on the bottom of this post. We specialize in Mountain and lakes properties in The White Mountains of New Hampshire.
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How can you have sparkling blue sky's and - it can be snowing at the same time. While Mother nature has been quite stingy this year with the white stuff - the guns have been cranking out the man-made substitute. In this picture is the "Camp III" lodge a spring time favorite for sunning, skiing and Reggae Music...I'll see you there.

The guns were leaving and incredible base depth of skiable terrain. It was nice to need sun block and goggles for snow protection on the same day.

A view of Mount Washington From the North Peak Summit.

Looking West at Mount Moosilauke from one of the new South Peak Trails (new for this season -Twitcher & Jobber both black diamond additions for the better skiers).

The Gondola arrives with skiers ready to try the east basin side of the mountain.

If you are a regular White Mountain visitor you'll recognize the Franconia Notch cliffs -which is the back side of Cannon Mountain ski area - a New Hampshire state park - and state owned ski resort.

One of the more interesting features of the New South Peak side is riding the Tote Road lift from the main lodge and riding it back when you are ready to return to where you started. (Mt Washington 50 miles away).

Again the snow coverage is superior to all the other ski areas I've tried so far this year...Try Boom Run off the South Peak Summit. Check out the MLS link at the bottom of this post to view all area listing, including the slope side homes sides on the New South Peak side of Loon Mountain. More trails and lifts to come on the South side in the next few years.

Just one of the dozen homes our in-house design build team put together...featuring ski to your home access.
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A Full Moon - over Loon....Loon Mountain Lincoln NH tonight.
A few Clouds started the morning, but soon cleared to be a blue sky day..

The White Mountain back drop...are pretty nice from sun up - until sundown.

The Hemlocks are coated with snow - the guns have done a great job on the top of the mountain.

The View looking east as the full moon rises.

The Sun setting in the west...was a sight to see, the White Mountains offer some wonderful photo ops.

I hope you all enjoy your full moon tonight. It was a nice sight to see - clear sky's sunup to sunset.
Please feel free to use my local real estate search site - by clicking on the MLS icon on the bottom of this post.
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Residents of New Hampshire – there may be no greater threat to our states Economy than the current Northern Pass – utility attempt to run a 1200 Megawatt High Voltage Direct Current line – Over head suspended on towers 135 feet in the air across the entire Granite State. The Visual blight alone will hurt the tourist industry and the scenic beauty of our state. The real estate tax revenues, the health and welfare of our citizens, Gas tax, toll booth revenues, rooms and meals taxes will suffer as well. Please add your town to the list of places who wish to Petition requiring “any” high voltage transmission lines – be required to be buried rather than strung from towers over 100 feet in height.
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PETITION FOR A HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION LINE ORDINANCE TOWN OF _______________
WHEREAS, the Town of _________________ currently has an existing electrical transmission line carrying High Voltage Alternating Current (HVAC) through the town designated by Public Service Company of New Hampshire as Line X–178; and,
WHEREAS, the aforementioned transmission line is mounted on 40 to 50 foot tall wooden poles, some of which are below adjacent tree lines; and,
WHEREAS, the proposed Northern Pass transmission line would carry 1200 Megawatts of High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) power generally south from Canada through New Hampshire, including through portions of the Town of _________________, on visually damaging power lines hung from tall, intrusive steel towers at heights ranging from eighty (80') feet to one hundred and thirty five (135') feet in the air, well above tree height; and,
WHEREAS, the Voters of the Town of _________________ have concluded that the Northern Pass transmission line, as it has been proposed, would cause significant degradation of real estate property values resulting in dramatic losses of property tax receipts, well in excess of any conceivable property tax revenues from levying tax assessments on the aforesaid towers and transmission lines; and,
WHEREAS, numerous other negative impacts from the aforesaid proposed Northern Pass transmission line will occur or can reasonably be expected to occur, over time, including, but not limited to: a. A significant drop in tourist visits, and consequently, revenues, as damages from the power lines to New Hampshire’s natural scenic beauty will be a deterrent to people coming to the region. b. A drop in toll fees and New Hampshire gas tax revenues as motorists choose other routes into Northern New England, or worse, choose not come at all. c. The strong possibility of negative health impacts from Electro Magnetic Fields (EMF’s) radiating from the 1200 Megawatt HVDC cables. d. A drop in business revenues, and consequently, a drop in employment at impacted businesses such as; ski areas, restaurants, gas stations, constructions firms, shops, stores, banks, real estate firms, to name just a few - - all of which are heavily dependent upon visitors coming to the area. Therefore, the undersigned citizens of _________________, by petition, respectfully ask the town to adopt the following ordinance:
Other than high voltage electrical transmission lines in existence as of the effective date of this ordinance, there shall be no further overhead development of alternating current or direct current high voltage transmission lines allowed within the borders of the Town of __________________. All such future electrical transmission lines must be placed underground within power line rights of way or within yet to be established power line corridors, and installed in a manner approved by the State of New Hampshire’s Public Utility Commission and/or Department of Transportation. Distribution lines carrying electrical power and other utility lines such as telephone and cable television for local residential or commercial use may continue to be installed above ground, but undergrounding of such lines, is strongly recommended and encouraged. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage.
Printed Name____________________________Signature________________Date
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Please fill in the town you reside in - print your name - Sign , Date and Mail to : Alliance Against Northern Pass P.O.Box 1732, Campton NH 03223.
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Here is a link to the PDF - Version of this Petition *Northern Pass Petition.*
Here is a you tube video talking about the issues involved in the Northern pass *Northern passVideo*
This is the view I want to see every day...not one with 100 miles of 100+ foot High Voltage towers over the White mountains and leading all the way down to the sea coast of New Hampshire.
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