Raymond Hiking Meetup Group

Greetings hiking friends,
Flint Hill in Raymond.
After 40 minutes of hiking, we'll enter a private property to walk their labyrinth. You will need to sign a waiver, which I have.
This is an easy hike with some short inclines & some wet spots.
Expect some bugs, tics, roots, rocks, ruts, uneven terrain, short tree stumps, maybe some mystery and magic.
Park at the end of Sherburne road, off Nottingham Road.
Other than the Labyrinth, we will pass a mica mine operation that closed in the 1970s.
Bring water, a snack if you want. If you are allergic, let me know and bring your epi pen. If you have physical ailments, let me know.
If we have light rain, expect to do the hike.
No pets please.

Greetings fellow hikers,
I got permission to hike on private property conserved by Bear Paw Land trust.
It is Al Jaeger's property in Deerfield. Part of great Brook runs thru Al's property.
He has lived off the grid there since the 70s. He is an artist, mostly works with clay materials. He has a show room on the property. His property is one of the Deerfield arts festival sites. He has the hottest kiln in the state, used by the NH pottery guild and league of craftsmen. His property has a pond with a ledge overlooking it. The trail is hilly & has a brook. Some of the best things to see are on Al's property. There are a few wood bridges crossing the brook. Expect this to be a 5 + mile hike if we check out Al's property. If he's around, he may allow us to see his show room and walk his amazing garden. Al has done much of the trail work on Great Brook. This could go over 3 hours. Al is a retired Board of Director for Bear Paw & still involved.
I'll have a sign so you will know when you get to the parking area entrance. It's not easy to see from the unpaved road. From route 43, drive south on Coffeetown Road for approximately 1.8 miles. The parking area is on the right.

Greetings Fishercat fans,
I have a suite for a Sunday afternoon game. If the weather is good, there are bleacher seats just outside the suite you can sit in to watch the game or just chat.
There will be ballpark food in the suite and non alcoholic beverages. You can buy alcoholic beverages outside the suite.
I have the tickets so you need to sign up on this meetup site.
Address is 1 Line Drive, Northeast Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester
As you approach the stadium, there's people waving flags or wands to help you park for a fee. If you don't mind a half mile walk, you can park for free at the UNH parking lot.
Some sign up who have never done a hike with this group. Those who have done hikes with this group who are on the wait list will get priority over those who have never hiked with us. That is why I have closed registrations. But don't let that discourage you from signing up. If you've hiked with the group before, it will help you get in. I will adjust the list a few days before the game.