New England

Life is adventure, whether going across oceans or across town, and the spirit is quickened with the discovery of new vistas, new people, and new things to learn about.

Nubble Lighthouse, Ogunquit, Maine

The lighthouse sits perched on an island of rock just a few hundred yards from Ogunquit's shore. To resupply, the keeper must launch a boat and row or motor to the mainland. Stark white, with dark green trim, the lighthouse evokes an austere and proper image of New England.

Maple Lane Farm Sunrise

On a brisk winter's morning the fields of this old New Hampshire farm lie deep in shadow. And slowly, starting in the east, the skies begin to lighten, and then to glow with the rose-colored tints of a new dawn.

Sailboats on Sunapee

A summer's day on Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire means sailboats scooting across the surface of the lake, propelled by a blustery wind. Evergreens and the foothills of Mount Sunapee frame the scene.

View from Mount Kearsarge

From the flanks of Mount Kearsarge in central New Hampshire, you can gaze all the way to the Presidential range and Mt. Washington itself to the north. Stunted evergreens line the upper slopes, struggling to secure a foothold among the broken granite slabs of the crest.