fluttering here and there and everywhere. Mrs. Day elected to lie under the trees while we climbed the hill and the rest of us started off. It was an easy climb and a most picturesque one - rocks for footing - lovely woods on the way with beautiful glimpses across country, and the very pathway laden with luscious "blue berries" and others - a way of delight, indeed. I rested on a large rock near the top, where I could look for away to all the Kennebunks Ogunquit, Baldhead, Passaconoway Inn, the Yorks, The Boone Island (Just a bit of white breakers) Isles of Shoals - &c - &c. way down Portsmouth way. From the top (after I had taken a "group" at the look- out tower & other pictures) and over on the western side, we could see a good share of New Hampshire. The Blue Mt. range & in the dim distance, the White. It was really very fine & delightful. We staid on the top a good while - "viewing" eating berries, talking &c. When the rest had gone, by prearrangement I staid behind with Wiltsie & climbed the Lookout tower and saw the marvellous view on all sides of me. We strolled down together & had a nice chat. He put us in our carriage first, supplied
fluttering here and there and everywhere. Mrs. Day elected to lie under the trees while we climbed the hill and the rest of us started off. It was an easy climb and a most picturesque one - rocks for footing - lovely woods on the way with beautiful glimpses across country, and the very pathway laden with luscious "blue berries" and others - a way of delight, indeed. I rested on a large rock near the top, where I could look for away to all the Kennebunks Ogunquit, Baldhead, Passaconoway Inn, the Yorks, The Boone Island (Just a bit of white breakers) Isles of Shoals - &c - &c. way down Portsmouth way. From the top (after I had taken a "group" at the look- out tower & other pictures) and over on the western side, we could see a good share of New Hampshire. The Blue Mt. range & in the dim distance, the White. It was really very fine & delightful. We staid on the top a good while - "viewing" eating berries, talking &c. When the rest had gone, by prearrangement I staid behind with Wiltsie & climbed the Lookout tower and saw the marvellous view on all sides of me. We strolled down together & had a nice chat. He put us in our carriage first, supplied
fluttering here and there and everywhere. Mrs. Day elected to lie under the trees while we climbed the hill and the rest of us started off. It was an easy climb and a most picturesque one - rocks for footing - lovely woods on the way with beautiful glimpses across country, and the very pathway laden with luscious "blue berries" and others - a way of delight, indeed. I rested on a large rock near the top, where I could look for away to all the Kennebunks Ogunquit, Baldhead, Passaconoway Inn, the Yorks, The Boone Island (Just a bit of white breakers) Isles of Shoals - &c - &c. way down Portsmouth way. From the top (after I had taken a "group" at the look- out tower & other pictures) and over on the western side, we could see a good share of New Hampshire. The Blue Mt. range & in the dim distance, the White. It was really very fine & delightful. We staid on the top a good while - "viewing" eating berries, talking &c. When the rest had gone, by prearrangement I staid behind with Wiltsie & climbed the Lookout tower and saw the marvellous view on all sides of me. We strolled down together & had a nice chat. He put us in our carriage first, supplied
