Sights and Scenes from Moat Mountain Trail Conway NH

Photo's were shot with an Android Casio G'z One Commando Phone
Video's were shot with a Blackberry PlayBook

Sights and Scenes of Diana's Bath Conway NH

Video's and Photo's shot June 9, 2012

The water flow was at peak levels as the day before was the end of an almost week long Nor'Easter for New England where many communities throughout New Hampshire and Maine are cleaning up from disastrous washouts and rain damage.

This particular location is handicap accessible, the trail up to the Baths has a fine clay and gravel surface hard enough and level enough to navigate a wheelchair. Not all areas are accessible by wheel chair but there is a nice outlook area that can be reached and still enjoy the view of the main attraction to the area.

Photo's were shot with an Android Casio G'z One Commando Phone
Video's were shot with a Blackberry PlayBook

@MassStatePolice: Missing Tewksbury boy reported found safe by Tewksbury PD.

BOLO: Missing Juvenile From Tewksbury MA

Missing Juvenile From Tewksbury

Name: Anthony McNeil
Age: 14
Height: 5’2″
Weight: 120

The missing juvenile was last seen by his father the morning of Thursday June 7^th when he dropped him off at the Wynn Middle School wearing dark jeans and a gray hooded sweatshirt.  Anthony called his father’s work phone from his residence at approximately 3:30 pm and informed him that he would be going down to the Livingston St. fields to watch the baseball games and that he could pick him up at approximatly 5:30 pm. The father (Dennis McNeil) went to the area numerous times between 5:30 pm and 8:30 pm and Anthony was not there. If you have any information call the Tewksbury Police Department at (978) 851-7373 ext 0 or 911.

1.5 Million Acres Need to be Protected

Dear Reader, A vast stretch of roadless forest high in the Rocky Mountains of Idaho. Lush, alpine river valleys just a few hours from Seattle. The wild, rocky coasts of Maine. Right now, Congress is considering a package of bills that, together, would permanently protect close to 1.5 million acres of amazing wild places like these. Email your Senators and Representatives today and tell them to protect these majestic landscapes. We all know that gridlock in Congress is a serious problem. In fact, Congress hasn't passed any legislation protecting wilderness in over three years. In that time, we've seen Big Oil, Gas and Coal get bolder and bolder, attempting to drill, frack and mine their way through our public lands. This year, Congress has the opportunity to turn this around by pulling together these bills into a huge package of public lands protections. These proposals were offered by members of both parties and enjoy bipartisan support. But it's still difficult for good bills to see the light of day in this gridlocked Congress. That's why your Senators and Representative need to hear from you – if they support a package of historic wilderness protections, you'll have their back. This proposed omnibus wilderness bill would give greater protections to public lands in 12 states across the nation. One of these places is the Organ Mountains of New Mexico. These desert mountains are extremely diverse, and are home to species that don't exist anywhere else in the world.  Unfortunately, they are also threatened by mining and urban sprawl. Passing this legislation would protect these amazing mountains from the worst damage. All around the nation, the oil, gas and coal industries are trying to open our public lands to be mined, drilled and fracked. But with this important legislation, some of our most special wild places can be protected for future generations. Take action today to protect 1.5 million acres of mountain, desert, shoreline and forests for future generations. Thank you for all that you do for our wild places. Sincerely, Sarah Hodgdon Sierra Club Conservation Director Sierra Club 85 Second Street, 2nd Fl. San Francisco, CA 94105 membership.services@sierraclub.org (415) 977-5653 http://www.sierraclub.org/