Although Megan's visit to the dentist for fillings did not work out (she curled up into a ball for fear of the dentist), we still were able to enjoy a couple of days away in Maine and New Hampshire. We visited Storyland in North Conway, NH. We were very pleased both with Storyland (a very clean, well-kept, accomodating, age appropriate theme park based on fairy tales) and well as the town of North Conway (a bustling town center
in the White mountains with a scenic operating train station, ornate New England hotel resorts, interesting shops, outlet stores, and quick access to mountain recreation). It is a place for all seasons and all people (bikers, college students, parents, kids, business people, and outdoo
r enthusiasts alike). We stopped in Maine for lunch on the way up and back to break up the 4 hour drive. The scenery was quite impressive in the White mountains. Before we left, we took a 30 min hike in the national forest to a waterfall of cold Attitash mountain snow melt cascading down over granite ledges that were smoothed over from ages of wear.
Megan enjoyed dipping her feet in the clear, cold pools of water.
Although Megan's visit to the dentist for fillings did not work out (she curled up into a ball for fear of the dentist), we still were able to enjoy a couple of days away in Maine and New Hampshire. We visited Storyland in North Conway, NH. We were very pleased both with Storyland (a very clean, well-kept, accomodating, age appropriate theme park based on fairy tales) and well as the town of North Conway (a bustling town center
in the White mountains with a scenic operating train station, ornate New England hotel resorts, interesting shops, outlet stores, and quick access to mountain recreation). It is a place for all seasons and all people (bikers, college students, parents, kids, business people, and outdoo
r enthusiasts alike). We stopped in Maine for lunch on the way up and back to break up the 4 hour drive. The scenery was quite impressive in the White mountains. Before we left, we took a 30 min hike in the national forest to a waterfall of cold Attitash mountain snow melt cascading down over granite ledges that were smoothed over from ages of wear. 
Megan enjoyed dipping her feet in the clear, cold pools of water.
