The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19
SIMMER IN EV ENGLAND
,o,>1,Iy, LAKE AND SEASIDE
,ORTS TO CHOOSE FROM.

- hel1w YOU. tuinnank " 49, - -
- are tho green hiila. Tbs WIND
-. - !, r,,sh the gaps In the ddges and
- Of Il mtngies with tho sound
=. ,,ters in the Elens. You listen
"a "A YOUR mind goes 10 somsthing
y. ,.yer thought Oi before IN your NE.
T-,.avay that the hills have Of treat
lgH -. l., t.,, a..
=, ,,s,..nt part Of the whole business.
- nil climbsr h said never 20 run.
49, the ascent step By sep. and when
,cr,as time he goes down - singerly
h ven, up. but the chances are that
- ant stand il and OF you 90 nom
- N rock. and you wonder Why IN he
- YOU don't break your leas o. twiat
-, aukIes Perhaps you WIN somo
~. and then you'll know bettsr' but
4, ne moment tie a oass Of run. and
ron ~ Al Il for all you're worth.
p,ohablV lie a bad care q intoxication.
,,,,,,,.in tors are atrnnnOuB things 70
,.,,,ke OF after a long diet Of taxicane
- r,bway trains. You'll do anything
vbeu once the spirit Of the one tAheS The
,Itca of the other. and 20 Il 10 that you
=, he risk Of breaking your nech running
sark down the mountain.
m the hilla Of vsrm0ut-lf you're q
80 yermonter you will fight u you hear
,ss Green Mountains called hilla-yOn can
look down 70 tho westward and gst
,ipn.. Of Champaign. Some Of the hills
-. Won miles Of ita ahlmmering length.
n YOU ~ high enough you can look "a 70
10 .outhwaFd. and through tho rita IN
~ mountains you lCatch the OUTLINES q
~ Berk shirus. On the far side Of the
hks. away Oi In the distance. are tho
opak. II the Adircndacks- o. such are
he Green Mountains
Leading north from Bsmingtoa b an
automobile road which follows q valley
a. far as any in the whole 0Eesn MouR-
AN region Manchester h az tie en-
trinity u it. n you Ike 10 travel WIN
.,sck on your back and make tho journey
a., there IL scaroely q better triD than
from Remington TO Manchester. q good
Iava walk. and thsn nOrthward two
ar three days more until you strike Lake
Champlaih.
n YOU are good for twenty Ave miles
.d.v in the course Of a week you can pick |
vn .ome n the best hin and dale walking
,ssrs i in the world. There are good
.r,rpinR places at Manchester. Arlington,
B,rsnRton and Rutland. and IN Vermont
- are MiddlstoWn Springs. Swanton.
I'm VerRennes, Wilmington. Sudbury.
- ,1-ist,ck. Castlet0n. BFatoeibOro. Bsan-
d .- and the three lakes. BOmoseen, Dun
u. and s. Catherine.
T, tie eastward q the Green Noun
r. are the White Mountains Of New
F,rpshire and the twin range. the Fran
o,rra Mountains. They are similar In
q a-arerr. but separated into distinct
r-,uns The two ranges extend from
Mount Monadnock. visible from uAe
Hsnpshire Hills Of Massachusetts, and
most southsrly u the group 10 The
vi 1ity q Koene.
4 the several gatewAys into the White
.stains one that Is usually taken. !
o. saally II you are approaching from
Boston side. n through the Pemiee- !
va.-e' Valley. which begins ~ Plymouth. !
O., mics from Boston. Thoss who come
b, 80 Boston and Maine follow the course
.f'.. Merrimaok River. pass Squam Lake
al Lake winnspesaukee and enter the
TsuI.awassat a. Plymouth.
Mount Prospect. Whsncs you gst an
Bsa Of what the White Mountains are Ike
i,or Mount Washington 10 Mount Wa
chu-a,,. which lies In Massachusetts,. h
onlv five miles from Plymouth. and within
TO miles d the village are tho L4ysrDOre
falls
The Plume House and the Profile HOUSE
u the Franconia Notch region are aooos-
SHE bv stage. and beyond are some Of ths
other vel known places IN TIE White
Mountains Bethlehem u the highest o.
the New England Villages. fts altitude
81 i7l feet and the dryneag OF the climate
nakes Il q good plaoo for thoas % 90 who
are afflicted with hay fever.
From Bsthlahem you've only 20 90
s.gttaan miles % reach Mount Washing
,0r Crawiorda IL about the same distance
svav. Fahvan and BRETON Woods are ten.
jefferson Is fifteen and PrO1le 10 ten miles.
Offar nlaces In the same region are Fran
eora ana sugar Hiil. both Of which are
irc@-sihls from LttletOn and Lancaster
and Nhiteheld.
In he part Of tho white Mountains
With liea 10 tho Northeast Of Mount wash
nzf0n and embraces NE villages u Cor
ham Randolph. Merlin. BhelbOurns and
DatheI which Is over the Maine line. you
or -e' zorne Of the best open air country
here s IN the whole Of the mountain re-
C0r
Mount Washington. which b the highest
pax 70 New Hamp shire. n accessible
RON Fanyan The Boston and Maine
rus a spur u track from FabyAn 10 the
'00' n the mountain. AZ Baae Station.
w. n 10 a station and that's all the juno
TN Is made with the cog railway. by which
10 = -hInied 20 the top u the mountain.
Iha station has an altitude Of 7.sB feet
,rd Mount Washington Tises about t.oo0
!ss' higher
j. v0I have an aversion % the cog nil
Esv y1I oan 90 up afOOt over the Cav
lord Trail. which leads from the Crawford
h '1 The summit They nay Il takas
q man q good day % make the trip. MI,
w.. want an easy trip and still wont
'r- ... aiIWay. you can 60 up the car
0. "a. from thsOld Glen HoSlas. which
'a..- ..a east side n the mountain Tor the
...ar who know say that good way %
Mount Washington. provided you 4
-.- E..' '1 AXE the trip on foot. a %
q 100 -aAway and down he ssFTiags !
'r. q 'ra1 hack again over tho aafne
. mat way you can Get the vary :
~ au the things In tbe valleys !
p '.s variety d the two Wayg o.
afr 90 v1u get for iti From the I
mountain you can aee away 70 =
Ucfan Portland. Ne. Il ~ I
sard and on q clear day e miRht \
..I ~0uld pick out the haes az