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Trout Pond Brook Pictures

Trout Pond Brook is one of our many favorate natural features around the property.

* Some of the photos may be double-clicked to open in a popup window for a larger view.


A waterfall on one of our favorate brooks
The color of the stone is beautiful
Different shot, same water
Panoramic-style shot of the brook below the main falls
A closeup shot with slow shutter speed
Another view of one of the falls
 
Other Pictures
A few pictures of various special places around the property.
The restored Caretaker's Cabin
The Pinzgauer
The "Bathtub"
   
 
New Hampshire Land Owner of the Year Award

LANDOWNER OF THE YEAR AWARD ANNOUNCED


NEWS RELEASE DATE: May 24, 2005

(Concord, NH) - The NH Division of Parks and Recreation, Bureau of Trails, announces that Bob and Sandy Green of Green Woodlands in Lyme, NH were presented with the Second Annual Landowner of the Year Appreciation Award on May 14th.

The Landowner of the Year Appreciation Award was developed last year to recognize landowners who open their private lands for authorized traditional public recreational opportunities. The partnerships between the users, the clubs, and the landowners are vital to maintaining the public trails system in New Hampshire. For many years now, the Greens have opened their private lands for a variety of recreational uses such as snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and hiking. The generosities of private landowners like the Greens are the cornerstones of the public recreational trails system in our state.

As part of the presentation at the NH Snowmobile Association's annual meeting, letters of recognition were given to the Greens from Senator John E. Sununu, Jason Stock of the New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association, R. Sean O'Kane, Commissioner of DRED, and Allison McLean, Director of New Hampshire State Parks. The Greens were also recognized by many snowmobile clubs for allowing public snowmobile use on their property and for assisting the clubs with the grooming of the trails when the clubs needed help. The Bureau of Trails is a part of the NH Division of Parks & Recreation, which is part of the Department of Resources and Economic Development. For more information about the Bureau of Trails, please call 603-271-3254 or visit www.nhtrails.org.


Bob and Sandy Green receiving the award from Paul Gray, Bureau of Trails Chief (far right), and Gale Sowle, Bureau of Trails Grant-in-Aid Program Manager (far left