In the last weekend in june, we visited the white mountains region of new hampshire. We took the long way around, driving along the kancamagus hwy (NH-112). A must see. We stayed in a location called center conway Village. I was able to visit a portion saco river located in the village. I discovered many chunks of pottery and ceramics as i waded through the river. Center conway is also on the maine border, so I visited a lake called Keoka lake in wAterford Flat, ME. Later on in the weekend, I visited Redstone (an unincorporated community in Conway). In redstone, John and I went to an abandoned quarry called Redstone Granite Quarry quarry (that will be featured on my abandoned sites page). On the same day, we visited a wooded area. It had multiple names, It was called woodland rd Property, snair land, and pudding pond. I was unable to access the pond due to major overgrowth. Later on, on my birthday, we attempted to drive up mT. Washington, but was closed for NH Atv day. The Last sunday in june. It was ridiculously expensive anyways. So we visited a roadside tourist attraction, Glen Ellis falls. Lastly, on our way home, yet again we drove on the Kancamagus hwy and I took a brief stop at lower falls scenic area. I hope you enjoy my gallery.