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The Tin Mountain Conservation Center Nature Program Black Bears of NH (Fri, Nov 20) has been cancelled Due to unexpected circumstances, Ben Kilham is not able to present. Plans are already underway to reschedule. Donna Marie Dolan Public Relations/Communications Tin Mountain Conservation...

Ben Kilham at TMCC CANCELED Bad news all; Mr. Kilham had to cancel this. He had a minor accident last week and he has to have surgery at the end of the week. I'm sure we will have him back as soon as we can. Actually, I just got word we will try to re-schedule this soon. I'll keep you all...

Hey Marty, thank for the Greenie! Princess Lulu says hi! :-)

I hope to see you Christine, but I may NOT be there! My Dad had bypass surgery a few weeks ago and I've been going back and forth a lot, trying to help as much as I can with cleaning and caring for the meat rabbits he raises and making sure my Mom gets a break. I've seen him speak a couple...

He's a very good speaker and some of his pictures are amazing. He's worth seeing again and again. Hope some of you can make it to Tin Mountain on Friday for the program.

Tin Mountain Conservation Center Nature Program Black Bears of NH with Acclaimed Naturalist Ben Kilham Friday, November 20 at 7 PM TMCC Nature Learning Center Learn about the black bears of New Hampshire with acclaimed naturalist and author, Ben Kilham at the Tin Mountain Conservation Center...

On my way back to Albany from teaching in Jackson yesterday I saw a nice healthy adult heading North right along Rte. 16. No idea if he was AT-thru hiking, but he didn't have his thumb out for a ride. ;)

Oh my goodness, I want these immediately. When I work out on the elliptical my poor little toes tend to get squashed together no matter what. When I buy cross-trainers I always have to be careful to find something with a fairly wide footbed and no matter what I buy, they're never perfect. I...

HappyHiker, Do you know about the old logging town of Livermore? I would have to assume your possibly identified object has something to do with it. Try going to waymarking.com, then Ghost Towns --- Livermore A colleague at Tin Mountain, Carol Foord, does wonderful field trips out that...

Bump .... I would've posted this yesterday but I was out sick with the plague. :( Here is the official press release for David Sibley's program tonight. I hope I can make it and I hope some of you can too! ~Chris David Sibley, world-renowned naturalist, Comes to the Tin Mountain Nature...

Steve, You are correct, Luna is not white, but I also know white rabbits who are very friendly and sweet and would never ever go for the jugular even when provoked. :o Willoughby, Princess Luna is not a hiking bunny, I'm afraid. I bought her a harness when she was about a year old, but...

Thanks Marty! I try not to base my ideas about the world around me on Monty Python, but that's just me. :cool: Luna also wants you to know that it's "Princess Luna" to you. :p

I KNOW Santa is bringing it to me, since I'm buying it as a gift for myself. ;)

Bump Our program with David Sibley is just one week away! If you're close enough to Conway/Albany, put this on your calendar now! Hope to see some of you there.

Marty, The science geek in me has to inform you that rabbits are not rodents, they are lagomorphs. Furthermore, my little fuzzy friend Luna Lu, who is a 3 year old mini Rex bunny, asked that I inform you that rabbits are generally neither foul, nor bad-tempered, and that she could never be...

We see sign often at Tin Mountain's original location in Jackson on the trails, but I also saw many bears this past spring and also near summer's end right in back of my house, which is directly on 113 in Madison and also not far from the homes of friends in Eidellweiss Village at all times of...

Happy Birthday Christine! I wish I could be there to celebrate with you, but my calendar is already full for tomorrow night. I hope your day is a special one and that the year ahead is the best ever.

Puck, you're right. He is not one of those bowl-you-over speakers. I have seen him speak about his books and his art and research in the past and I have been very impressed. He is at the top of his field, in my estimation, with respect to non-traditional perspective on field guides and how...

Tin Mountain Conservation Center's Nature Program Series presents David Sibley as he talks about and presents from his new tree guide. Date: Tuesday, Nov. 3, 7PM - 8:30PM Place: Tin Mountain Nature Learning Center 1245 Bald Hill Rd., Albany, NH 03818 (603)447-6991 Nature...

Interesting. I always assumed Little Larcom was privately owed since that is a hike we (Tin Mountain Conservation Center) have done with children from our South Tamworth summer camp location on Kate Thompson's property. Guess I'll be asking lots of questions about this soon.