Category: dogs

• Curse of the Dead Dog Ballot Photo

  

  Here’s a spooky (true) NH tale to carry you over from Halloween to Election Tuesday…

  Marek

  31 October, 2014

  2000-2099, constitution, dogs, elections, government, NH history

  Akira, Andrew Langlois, constitution, curse, dog, election, free speech, Halloween, law, politics, RSA, voting

• Peculiar Calf (Henniker)

  

  1894:  Quality journalism in an age of miracles.

  Marek

  26 December, 2012

  1890s, cows, dogs, food, Henniker, SOURCE=HHS

  calf, cow, Walter Chase

• Pring 15 ~ Final Fire

  

  1603: The dogs save the fort, communications break down, and the expedition heads for home in this EXCITING CONCLUSION of Martin Pring’s Journal!

  Marek

  18 December, 2012

  1600s, dogs, encounter & exploration, forestry, Journal of Martin Pring, seacoast

  martin pring

• Raccoon Hunting (Weare)

  

  What’s this secret “fluid bait” ingredient that all the “coon hunters” swear by?

  Marek

  10 December, 2012

  1880s, dogs, hunting, raccoon, SOURCE=Little, Weare

• Pring 14 ~ Two Shots

  

  Pring’s last ship fires the first warning shots of a coming conflict …

  Marek

  8 December, 2012

  1600s, dogs, encounter & exploration, Journal of Martin Pring, seacoast

  Pring

• Milk of War (Keene)

  

  The fort’s surrounded, but the babies need milk… What’s to be done?!

  Marek

  5 December, 2012

  1750s, cows, death, dogs, French + Indian Wars, Keene, milk, SOURCE=Griffin

  John Colony, Keene, milk

• Pring 12 ~ As The Land is Full

  

  Wherein we can perhaps glimpse the little gold “crownes” in Pring’s eyes as he ogles the natives’ pelts …

  Marek

  17 November, 2012

  1600s, animals, bear, berries, deer, dogs, encounter & exploration, fish, forestry, fox, herbs, hunting, Journal of Martin Pring, medicine, porcupine, seacoast

• Pring 06 ~ Let Loose the Mastives

  

  Martin Pring brings out his pets.

  Marek

  6 November, 2012

  1600s, dogs, encounter & exploration, Journal of Martin Pring, seacoast

• Deaths (Weare)

  

  How folks died in the early days of Weare…

  Marek

  25 October, 2012

  1810s, 1820s, 1830s, death, dogs, hunting, milk, SOURCE=Little, squirrel, Weare

  death, Enos Baker, Hasket Eaton, John Robie, Jonathan Atwood