As a licensed real estate agent in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, each day brings a new story. I'd like to share some of my thoughts and experiences in this blog.
If you're considering property in New Hampshire, the public search portal is located at www.NNEREN.com
There is no public site for Massachusetts at this time.
Thanks for visiting, and please feel free to send me a direct message if I can answer your Real Estate questions!
Sincerely,
Valerie Cloutier
If you're considering property in New Hampshire, the public search portal is located at www.NNEREN.com
There is no public site for Massachusetts at this time.
Thanks for visiting, and please feel free to send me a direct message if I can answer your Real Estate questions!
Sincerely,
Valerie Cloutier
The Chester Scarecrows of 2011 have arrived!
Posted 10-29-2011 at 09:46 AM by Valerie C
It's the time of changing seasons, when folks from all over come to visit New England to see the fall foliage display. While Mother Nature can be fickle in her timing, in her weather patterns, and in the intensity that she choses to display, the many towns in New Hampshire have decided to create their OWN Autumn traditions.
Chester, NH is a quaint and picturesque little town in the southern part of New Hampshire. Located less than 10 miles from our biggest and most populated city (Manchester), the town of Chester is dotted with fields, farmland and forests. Rolling hills, apple orchards, grazing horses, cows and sheep can be seen.
And in the months of September and October, you'll also see colorful displays of creativity. The Scarecrows of Chester have arrived! As an important fundraiser for the Chester Historical Society, this several-weeks long event brings the town together and brings visitors from elsewhere.
Come and visit, see what the town of Chester has to offer.
Chester, NH is a quaint and picturesque little town in the southern part of New Hampshire. Located less than 10 miles from our biggest and most populated city (Manchester), the town of Chester is dotted with fields, farmland and forests. Rolling hills, apple orchards, grazing horses, cows and sheep can be seen.
And in the months of September and October, you'll also see colorful displays of creativity. The Scarecrows of Chester have arrived! As an important fundraiser for the Chester Historical Society, this several-weeks long event brings the town together and brings visitors from elsewhere.
Come and visit, see what the town of Chester has to offer.
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Originally Posted by Valerie C
The scarecrows of Chester are so imaginative, and I really enjoyed driving along and photographing them this year as well. Here is a little youtube video that I made up a couple of weeks ago:
Chester, New Hampshire ~ 2011 Scarecrow Display - YouTube
Chester, New Hampshire ~ 2011 Scarecrow Display - YouTube
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