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Due to the cost of keeping a blog, losing a dog, and not knowing how to create a website, I’ve decided to end Deer Run Diaries on July 2. You can still read my articles in SooNippi Magazine and for Eastman residents, in Eastman Living. Thank you for your support! Best, Steve Handley Nash 2016-2024 
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Lake Sunapee Region Hiking & its Stewards
By Stephen Handley, Jr. Clark Loop trailhead (photo by Stephen Handley) Hosted by non-profit Ausbon Sargent, a Bird Walk begins at 7:30 a.m. on May 18 at Wilmot’s Cassey Brook Preserve. RSVP at (603) 526-7934 or email [email protected] with “Spring Bird Walk” in the subject line. Volunteer Appreciation Day is May 22 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. in Sunapee Harbor at LSPA’s Center for Lake…
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What was the last live performance you saw? Seth Yacavone – whom I haven’t seen in like 30 years!
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Hiking in SooNipi Country
The Trails and Organizations of the Upper Valley By Stephen Handley, Jr. Trailhead in Newport_photo by Stephen Handley, Jr. The Trails: Enfield, NH Cole Pond Trail – easy On Bog Rd., it’s around 2 miles round trip on this dog-friendly path. Be aware of porcupines as you follow the yellow blazes to a 364’ elevation gain. Views are minimal other than the rewarding pond at the end,…
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Mediums of the Upper Valley:
Kiana Grace and Kimberly Longley by Stephen Handley, Jr. Rainbow_photo by Kiana Grace Kiana Grace, Medium Autumn is the season of Halloween/Samhain/Celtic New Year when the veil between the physical and non-physical dimensions is believed to be the thinnest. From her home in White River Junction, VT., Medium Kiana Grace explained “The best way to answer a question is to get it for yourself. I…
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What have you been working on? Whitch Way Readings article
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Road to Independence:
How Donkeys Transform Lives By Stephen Handley, Jr. On Bradford Rd. in Newport, NH, five donkeys live at Margaret Coulter’s farm. Formally based in Goshen for 10 years, Margaret started Road to Independence 12 years ago, inspired by her brother, who had differing abilities. As the program’s Director, she met donkey owner/trainer Penny dePeyer “and her donkey adventures. It was a very welcoming…
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John Kania’s Collective Change Lab, Inc.
by Stephen Handley, Jr. John Kania facilitating a cross cultural dialogue on the use of storytelling in social change_Courtesy John Kania For 25 years, Collective Change Lab Executive Director John Kania has been a consultant speaker, writer, teacher and researcher of social change. “My mission is really to support leaders who are engaged in social change…
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Canaan fire of 1923
By Stephen Handley, Jr. Looking towards Grafton at Rt. 4 -note trains_Courtesy Donna Zani-Dunkerton Bells will be rung at the Methodist Church’s service on Friday June 2 – Saturday June 3, 2023, to commemorate the Canaan fire of 1923. Planned by Dale Barney, Robin Dow, the Friends of Canaan Village and the Historical Society. Gary Hamel will show art at the library and talks by…
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