I headed back to New Hampshire to do a little TGR movie tour and hang out with my extended family as well. I arrived in Concord NH where I have relatives from both sides of my family. The first show was arranged by my Uncle Alan Cattabriga and was in a cool new non-profit theater in down town Concord called the Red River Theater. The shows were packed, people were stoked, and I had large contingency of family in the house!
The next two nights we went to Nashua NH, and then up to Burlington VT. Both show went great lots of stoked east coast fans. As always the fans on the east coast are insanely pumped up for winter, and skiing. Its inspiring to see people who are really passionate even though they don’t always get deep snow or have gnarly mountains so easily accessible like we have in the west.
After the tour I spent some time with the family, Alan and I went on a canoe paddle down the Merrimack river with some beautiful fall colors. Then we took a hike up Huntington’s Ravine, climbed around on some wet rocks and enjoyed the mountains as a snow storm rolled in. It felt great to be in the cold, wind, and snow, my first storm of the year, and we also got a good look into the famous Tuckerman’s Ravine. Now I can finally say I have been there!
My Grandfathers shed… a historical spot
I HEART YOU!
always look forward to new posts..
expecting a good bike trip recap when you are done
Sage dude,
As always, having you here is a treat. Thanks to many things, the Red River show went well. One of which was the fact that you were here for it.
Nice pic’s. You should have labled the alpine garden shot as “Luke Duke” Tehehehe……….
Hope your bike trip is killa’.
Peace bro….
Of note;
Lenny and I boned out a sweet 12mile hike, nice trail to snow, to 40mph winds and icy..To beer & chips… word
Sage,
Always nice to follow you on your journeys… this one being extra special to us all… Glad you got up in the gnarly weather the White mountains are known for. How about that Large Mouth Bass?
Anxious to see u in a few weeks.. Love Mama
Hi Sage finding your website caused quite a stir here in Ireland. We particularly liked the photo of the Historic Marker! The Gallagher children are looking forward to their first skiing holiday in Vermont in December and wanted you to know that if you are ever up in the Jay area in ski season that they’d love to meet you. We’ll be dropping in on your Gran and Granda, and hopefully see Alan too over Christmas.
Regards
The Gallaghers in Ireland