We left Maine and drove the RV to Woodstock, New Hampshire on July 26. It was a nice day to travel; NO rain for a change! š¤£

We are at a KOA campground south of Woodstock that is fabulous for families and kids. There is a playground, a big air filled jumping ātrampoline,ā mini golf, horseshoes, swimming pool, park train rides, and park fire engine rides (in a real fire truck!). There is so much to do here just in the campground!
The day after we arrived, we took a drive to Mount Washington in New Hampshire. It is the highest peak in the Northeastern United States reaching an elevation of 6,288 feet. It is also the most prominent mountain east of the Mississippi River.
Unfortunately it was an overcast day (we think itās from all the fires out west), but it was still a great trip. You can drive up Mount Washington Auto Road (a 7.6 mile private road originally built in 1861), or you can take the Mount Washington Cog Railway (built in 1868 and it is the worldās first mountain-climbing rack and pinion cog railway) to the summit. We drove up Mt. Washington Auto Road. This is a private road and you are charged a fee to drive up it. The fee is quite high; it was $59.00 for our car and two adults but no charge for two puppies (Oh, well; we will only do it once in our lifetime!)



























On the way back to the RV, we drove through the town of North Woodstock. There is this general store there owned by the Fadden family. The Fadden family has been harvesting maple sap and producing syrup since the early 1800s. The Fadden General Store and Sugarhouse has been open since 1896. Here are some pictures of the general store and the town.







This was a fun day. New Hampshire is a beautiful state.
So, for now ā¦.. āOn the Road Again!ā
Betty