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Jaffrey, New Hampshire 03452

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RPPC Jaffrey NH 1920s Mount Liberty a 4,459-foot-high mountain in Franconia Notch from the Indian Head TOWER New Hampshire Cheshire County Photographer E. D. PUTNAM & SON of Antrim NH-

RPPC Jaffrey NH 1920s Mount Monadnock, or Grand Monadnock New Hampshire is the most prominent mountain peak in southern New Hampshire Cheshire County Photographer E. D. PUTNAM & SON of Antrim NH

RPPC Jaffrey NH 1920s Mount Liberty a 4,459-foot-high mountain in Franconia Notch from the Indian Head TOWER New Hampshire Cheshire County Photographer E. D. PUTNAM & SON of Antrim NH8

RPPC Jaffrey NH 1920s Mount Liberty a 4,459-foot-high mountain in Franconia Notch from the Indian Head TOWER New Hampshire Cheshire County Photographer E. D. PUTNAM & SON of Antrim NH

RPPC Jaffrey NH 1920s Mount Monadnock, or Grand Monadnock New Hampshire is the most prominent mountain peak in southern New Hampshire Cheshire County Photographer E. D. PUTNAM & SON of Antrim NH8

RPPC Jaffrey NH LOST IN TIME The Ark a former popular ski area and hotel associated with the Monadnock Bible Conference. New Hampshire's VIEW OF THE ART Photographer UNK-

RPPC Jaffrey NH LOST IN TIME The Ark a former popular ski area and hotel associated with the Monadnock Bible Conference. New Hampshire's VIEW OF THE ART Photographer UNK

Mount Monadnock from the base of the mountain.

I think this is Thorndike pond, maybe?

Sign near the summit, white dot trail.

See the mountaintop through the trees.

@ the summit of Mount Monadnock.

Hobblebush or Viburnum.

Very little reflection of the sun, on Mount Monadnock.

Last photo from Monadnock.

Same dark eyed junco from the same angle.

Second photo of the second junco.

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