Melissa Greenawalt

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The swan song of fall, ablaze for just a few more days.
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The swan song of fall, ablaze for just a few more days.

From In the Woods

  • Green, green foggy goodness abounds on the way up to Lonesome Lake in late June.
  • The Zealand Trail is a ribbon that twists through the forest, past some enchanting beaver bogs and spruce forests...up, up, up and away toward the higher peaks.
  • Canada Mayflower blankets the forest floor first thing every spring, a shockingly-green (and welcome!) change from the stark neutral of winter. Blair Woodland Natural Area, Campton, NH.
  • Up on Middle Sugarloaf, I was caught between a rock and a cloud, with autumn fire in the balance.
  • An overnight snow completely coats the branches, while the sky flows like a river above and around the forest. White Mountain National Forest, NH.
  • The swan song of fall, ablaze for just a few more days.
  • Winter jewels coat the trees along the Moosilauke Carriage Road, just below treeline.
  • You could dive up, or you could dive down. Five Finger Point, Squam Lake, NH.
  • Just enough light, just enough shadow, just enough motion: the swimming hole is open for relaxing!
  • Feel yourself mesmerized by water's amazing personalities...<br /> <br /> Walter Newton Natural Area, Plymouth, NH.
  • Drifting along in a sea of color in a small cove along Squam lake.
  • A curtain of leaves, a curtain of water. Fall hangs on at Beede Falls, Sandwich, NH.
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