text: Description Suggest an Edit At 56 miles, the Northern Rail Trail spans Grafton and Merrimack counties and is the longest rail-trail in New Hampshire. The surface is cinder ballast in Grafton and 3/8" stone dust in Merrimack; both easily bike able on hybrids or mountain bikes. The northern half of the trail in Grafton County follows the scenic Mascoma Valley as it goes south from Lebanon to Grafton. Trail development began here in the mid-1990s when the recently abandoned Boston & Maine's Northern Line was purchased by the State of New Hampshire. Volunteers, including local snowmobile clubs, removed the thousands of railroad ties left behind by rail salvagers and decked the many bridges along the line. Leaving from the trailhead in downtown Lebanon, the trail follows the Mascoma River, crossing it seven times in just the first few miles. Passing beneath Interstate 89, the cinder pathway enters a wooded river valley carved by runoff from Glacial Lake Mascoma 6,000 years ago. The much smaller remnant, Lake Mascoma, is reached at the Ice House Road parking area four miles out from the trailhead. Just ahead, a bike rider or jogger has a mile of the lakeshore to himself as the corridor enters Enfield. The trail then encounters exposed rock along a dramatic cut—a reminder of the considerable effort expended to construct this line in the days of black powder and muscle-powered chisels. Services are available in Enfield village just ahead. Beyond, the antique Baltic Mill and its dam, a woolens factory from the late 1800s, is a reminder that railroads were crucial to American industry for a century. Approaching Canaan (where services and parking are available), you'll cross a high bridge over the Indian River. The trail passes through culverts on either side of town. Surfaces vary within them, so cyclists should dismount and walk through. East of Canaan lies well-watered moose country. The Orange Cut, a manmade canyon, marks the high point on the rail line and the entrance to the Merrimack River drainage. Tewksbury and Kilton Ponds are next. In Grafton, a general store can be found near the post office across Route 4. This marks the last available parking on the Grafton County section of the corridor, which ends at Zaccaria Road on the Merrimack County line.The first mile of this section, from Zaccaria Road to two miles north of Danbury Center, are compacted cinder ballast, which is slightly softer than the stone dust that lines the remainder of the trail, but it's still very doable for hybrid or mountain bikers. In Danbury Center, the recently renovated Danbury General Store has parking, bathrooms, and food.From Danbury, you'll travel eight miles along Fraser Brook to Potter Place, where you'll find the only preserved railroad station on the trail. The station is open weekends in the summer and has an excellent display of railroad memorabilia and bottled water for sale. There is parking and seasonal restrooms here as well. Continuing east, you'll reach Blackwater Park in Andover, then Highland Lake in East Andover, which has a public beach and seasonal restrooms. In this area, you'll find the trail's official welcome site: Highland Lake Inn at 32 Maple Street. The Inn is also a good place to spend the night if you are planning to bike the entire 56 miles. Travel about another four miles and you'll arrive at Webster Lake, which has a public swimming beach and seasonal restrooms. From Webster Lake, it's another 12 miles along the Merrimack River to the southern end of the trail at Depot Street in Boscawen. This section has remarkable views of the Merrimack River. Parking is available at the old Gerrish Depot building on Route 3 about four miles north of the southern end in Boscawen. Click to read more Parking and Trail Access In Grafton County, parking is available at the following places: To reach the Lebanon trailhead near the Lebanon College campus, take I-89 to Exit 18 and head south on SR120 toward Lebanon. The trailhead is at the intersection of Taylor and Spencer streets. If the trailhead parking lot is full, street parking is available. To reach the Grafton trailhead, take SR 4 east into town. Trail access lies opposite the general store. Park in the dirt pullout on the trail side of the highway. Additional trailhead parking is available along Main Street off SR 4 in Enfield and at the end of Depot Street off Route 4 in Canaan. In Merrimack County, parking is available at the following places: At the southern end of the trail, opposite the State Nursery on Route 3 in Boscawen. In the public lot across the street from the Congregational Christian Church (25 South Main Street) in West Franklin. Access from the lot is by crossing Route 3 and going to the west end of the parking lot behind the church and walking your bike up the short steep hill to the trail. In the public lot at Webster Lake in Franklin at the intersection of NH Route 11 and Webster Avenue. Access is across NH Route 11 at Chance Pond Road. At the Highland Lake Inn parking lot (32 Maple Street) in East Andover. Access is down Maple Street about 150 feet to the trail. At Blackwater Park at the intersection of Lawrence Street and Park Street. Access is at the park. At the restored railroad station at Potter Place in Andover. Access is at the station or at the northwest edge of the large parking lot north of the station. In the center of Danbury at the intersection of US Route 4 and NH Route 104. Access and parking are on the west side of US Route 4 alongside the trail and just north of the intersection of Route 4 and NH Route 104. Click to read more Reviews fabulous day, Nov 9, 2013 November, 2013 by country pathways Two old retired folks out riding, this time from Potter Place north to Danbury and return. Quiet, cool, easy ride. Quite a few others using the trail: walkers, bikers, joggers - good to see others enjoying it! Small hot fudge sundae as our reward. read more First part of a long ride October, 2013 by robertfeder Rode the first 15 miles north out of Boscawan on a beautiful Wednesday in early October. Surface of crushed rock was very flat and well maintained - fewer bumps than most asphalt trails I've ridden. I even saw a municipal employee blowing leaves off the ...read more A Rural Ride September, 2013 by rk2976 Rode this trail in a single day on 5/4/13 from S Boscawen to Lebanon. The southern end of the trail is especially remote with a surface of stone dust. Some flat sections in the middle of the trail were muddy and slower. The northern end of the trail is ...read more


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- White catfish are members of the bullhead catfish family, Ictaluridae.
- White catfish are the smallest of the large North American catfish species.
- The White catfish has white chin barbells, which distinguish it from other species. There are four pairs of barbels ("whiskers") around the mouth, two on the chin, one at the angle of the mouth, and one behind the nostril.
- White catfish lack scales and possess an adipose fin, as well as a single, often serrated spine in the dorsal and pectoral fins.
- White catfish are bluish-gray on their back and sides and white underneath. Their tail is moderately forked and they have a noticeably broad head, large mouth and stout body and are smaller in size than channel catfish.
- White catfish rarely exceed 6 pounds and 24 inches long. Average size is about 13 inches.
- White catfish inhabit fresh and brackish water bodies along the Atlantic and Gulf coast states from New York to Florida, and are native to the Chesapeake Bay system.
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- White catfish are primarily a tidal water species that inhabit waters having a salinity of 5 percent, but also is found in freshwater lakes, ponds, rivers and streams.
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- White catfish spawn in early summer when water temperatures reach 68-72oF in still or flowing waters near sand or gravel banks.
- Large, saucer-shaped nests are shaped by both parent fish by fanning the bottom with their tail. Several thousand eggs are deposited in the nest and are guarded until they hatch, which usually occurs within 6 to 7 days.
- Males may remain close to the fry until they stop schooling and disperse.
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- Fresh baits such as worms, shrimp, chicken liver, processed bait and cut fish are popular methods for catching white catfish.
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- For current recreational size and creel limits, see Maryland's updated regulation page.
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Family: Ictaluridae (North American freshwater catfishes)
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Two Trenton police detectives shot in the line of duty continue to recover this morning, but one of them remains in critical condition.
Authorities say they were ambushed during a domestic violence investigation after an incident that began early Thursday morning on Hobart Avenue.
According to prosecutors, 23-year-old Eric McNeil beat up his ex-girlfriend and then stabbed her puppy to death.
The victim was taken out of the house. When police and the victim returned to the scene, McNeil walked out of the home and opened fire on both officers.
Two shots hit 53-year-old Detective Edgar Rios in the torso and stomach.
One bullet hit 46-year-old Detective James Letts in the shoulder.
"The officers were outside of the car were both struck. One of the officers was able to return fire and killed the suspect," Mercer County Prosecutor Joseph Bocchini said.
Rios is still in critical condition, while Letts is stable and expected to get out of the hospital in the next couple days.
McNeil was pronounced dead at the scene.
He had just been released from prison back in May after serving four years for robbery and gun charges.
On the same day, and just hours before the tragic officers shooting, the state rolled out a new initiative to help the city of Trenton fight rising gun violence.
The acting attorney general says the two-pronged plan aims to put more cops on the street and go after gang members and drug dealers who carry guns in public.
State troopers have also been brought in to patrol the streets.
This is the fourth time in Trenton's history that state police are being deployed into the city.
So far this year, there have been 29 murders in Trenton. That's already more than the 24 they had last year and is quickly approaching the city's record of 31 killings in 2005.
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Day old rice – Rice is one of the lowest cost items that a restaurant can afford to consistently have fresh. I made the mistake of going to Sorabol for the early lunch rush where they apparently put out the day old rice they didn't serve up the day before. There was no one in line behind me (go figure) yet I was rushed with deciding my choices. I give up on believing I am hitting this place on a "bad day". I can only hope this review reaches as many people as possible to not waste their time and money on bad food, bad service, and over priced dishes.
Eat somewhere else – This is the worst excuse for a Korean restaurant or any downtown lunch spot for that matter. I don't expect a food court joint to have good food, but each time I go back to give it another try after a long lapse, I am rudely reminded of how bad it is. If it wasn't for its location, I highly doubt anyone would make this place a destination. The beef is ridiculously dry, tough, overcooked, and not tasty.
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Saw this last night and enjoyed it. Strong cast including Jarod Christmas and Priscilla Presley.
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what to plant with this canna?
I have a dark brown wicker planter that's 18" square. What would you plant with this canna?
I have red petunias and alyssum sitting in the garage waiting for our cold weather to move out to put elsewhere. Whattaya think?
(84 degrees on Tuesday...yay!!!!)
The canna looks like this with dark brown/bronze leaves almost the color of the pot.
I think in our temps, it will take awhile before those canna flowers appear, so in the mean time, thought I'd put some color in the pot.
Here's the plant in the pot... I just set it in there for the pic. No dirt in there yet. We're still growing inside for now.
And would you just put one canna plant in there? It says it is a fast grower to 24-30" tall x 15-18" wide.This message has been edited. Last edited by: nance425,
Bump! I'm not good with this kind of thing! Several of the gals are super at it!
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I think your additions sounds wonderful.I have the very same container and love it. My cannas usually fill out quite nicely, so I think one with your other plants should do the trick. Would love to see a follow up picture of this.
I got two cannas this weekend and put them out with NG impatiens that can take sun along with some potato vine. It was a bit cold last night, but they looked okay this morning. ~fingers crossed~
What color are they?
bet: I will post a pic when I get them potted up. What do you put in your container? How does it weather?
Wanda - they are red with bronze leaves exactly like the picture in the first posting.
Your combination sounds wonderful. Post a pic when you can. I'd love to see them. It's hard finding the NG Impatiens around here. They all say the trucks have been held up because of the unusual weather we've had. How cold did it get for you? It went down to 35 here.
The 10 day forecast will be in the 50's at night, so I'm going to pot them up and get them out.This message has been edited. Last edited by: nance425,
Yeah, I was going to take pics yesterday but I was so busy getting the yard/pots/gardening done that I ran out of time. I especially wanted a pic of my flowering almond, which is un-flowering at the moment
I just read that we may have a frost tonite! Doesn't it just figure? I just got everything finished!!! Out come the plastic bags I guess.
oh no, WWanda! Where the heck are you?
We've got a hot spell coming tomorrow in the mid 80's and I think we might be done with low night temps finally. All my plants are STAYING out, come heck or high water.
I plant sweet potato vines, lantana--the red, yellow or orange types, verbena trailing and petunias with them. How many depends on the pot size, etc. I've even thrown in a celosia with cannas.
Nance, I just got my container this year, so I don't know how well it will weather. I have Picasso petunias, some purple wave petunias, and sweet potato vine. I am hoping it will fill out nicely in a few weeks.
I'm in northern Mass. I usually put the bright green potato vine in, but it hasn't come in yet I guess.
and I love lantana, another one not in yet.
oooooh great combination ideas for you Nance. I'm like Karen, not real good with container combinations, but I like the yellow/lime green colors suggested to go with the reddish bronze canna. I do think one canna would be enough, they get really big you know and make a good sized tuber. What about yellow lantana with lime green sp vine?
Wanda, Where in northern MA....can't get any more north than Lawrence/Methuen area....or maybe Tyngsboro???or Dracut, or????
By the way, I put my cana in my pond.....they flower so beautifully there.This message has been edited. Last edited by: jmchab,
I've always liked the lime green contrast with this leaf color, like a sweet potato vine or creeping jenny.
I also have one this color from last season.
I think I might try the pond idea this year since I can break it up into 2 plants (multiplied A LOT last year) and add some height to the pond to contrast with the floating water hyacinth and lettuce.
Thanks for that idea!
Wanda, Go to Country Gardens on Central Street every year. Lived in Newbury for a while many years ago....
I just planted 4 large containers with cannas like that (they're not up yet). There is one canna, one Red petunia, lime colored sweet potatoe vine and a white calabrachoa. It's not much to look at yet since I only planted things a few days ago or else I would show a picture.
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Small world huh? Country Gardens is right up the street from me. We go there to get supplies for our Koi pond.
I know what you mean about your cannas FM. Mine are all small too, but I'm hoping they'll look spectacular when they grow up.
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Lytle: I want to talk to you about the connection and the possible synergy, if you will, between the Children's Museum and the garden.
Holley: Well, I think there's something really extraordinary happening in this community, Jeff, and that is, we've gone from being an older, adult destination to a family destination, and I think the improvements that have taken place at the Naples Zoo, the Children's Museum, what's happening at the Conservancy, what was happening at Rookery Bay, the Gardens ... it's really transforming our community in a remarkable way.
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The perfect holiday gift for every young ballet fan
Go backstage at the ballet with real-life thirteen-year-old dancer Fiona. Dozens of gorgeous, full-color photographs welcome readers into Fiona's world, as she goes from auditions, to rehearsals, to opening night playing Clara, the lead child's role in Boston Ballet's The Nutcracker. Experience the nerves, the hard work, and ultimately the thrill of performing on the big stage with a professional company. This is a beautiful holiday gift that young dancers will cherish all year round.
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