Monthly Archives: January 2010

Railroad Tracks | Atlantic Heights

Portsmouth’s railroad tracks run downtown from Islington Street, across Market Street and along the Piscataqua River all the way to Atlantic Heights and further on towards Public Service of New Hampshire’s power station (which can be seen generating a plume … Continue reading

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Tugboats in the Snow

Last weekend’s snowstorm is the gift that keeps on giving (for both photos from my walk and the snow it left that won’t melt for weeks/months).  Loved these shots with the intensity of the snow and the brooding sky.

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Site Redesign Coming Soon

Hi All – just wanted to let everyone know that in the next few days The Daily Portsmouth will be getting a little facelift.  Soon I’ll be featuring a wider header, bigger pictures, and the opportunity for advertising for those … Continue reading

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Brick Walls of Portsmouth (Name that Building)

Portsmouth’s historical fabric is pretty evident all around the city, its streets and its buildings.  Today’s post features two brick walls in the city, both belonging to buildings that are more than 100 years old.  I love the richness of … Continue reading

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Fresh Snow at Strawbery Banke & Portsmouth Harbor Light

Today’s shots feature Strawbery Banke with some freshly fallen snow. Above is a panoramic shot of the museum campus and the former Puddle Dock neighborhood with the North Church visible in the background.  Below is another shot from my  trip … Continue reading

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Portsmouth Harbor Light In the Snow

With the arrival of the snowstorm this weekend, I had the unique opportunity to go adventuring around the seacoast (since the storm kept me from traveling)…and though it wasn’t really all that adventurous, I did have to sort of sneak … Continue reading

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Scenes from Portsmouth | A Retrospective

I wanted to share with everyone a taste of the video footage that I’ve shot over the previous year during my voyages around town (be sure to view fullscreen in HD).  This is all footage shot with my Canon 5d … Continue reading

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Warm Weather Arrives in Portsmouth

I took advantage of the warmer weather we had today and went for a stroll. I hate to bore people with the same spots over and over, but I find myself drawn to the same places – and with another … Continue reading

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Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra to Host Haiti Relief Benefit Concert (UPDATED)

UPDATED: DUE TO THE CURRENT WEATHER CONDITIONS, THE CONCERT SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY NIGHT (JAN. 18TH) AT 8PM HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY FEBRUARY 1ST AT 8PM. The Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra will be hosting a silent vigil and Benefit Concert on … Continue reading

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Construction in the City

The cold temperatures of winter haven’t slowed the progress of several prominent construction projects throughout the city. Above is the new Poco’s deck as it continues to take shape in the new location against the building (the City is putting … Continue reading

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