the Thoreau Log.
4 July 1858. New Hampshire.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  A.M.—Clears up after a rainy night. Get our breakfast apparently in the northern part of Loudon . . .

  Leaving Loudon Ridge on the right we continued on by Hollow Road—a long way through the forest without houses—through a part of Canterbury into Gilmanton Factory village . . .

  We continue along through Gilmanton to Meredith Bridge, passing the Suncook Mountain on our right, a long, barren rocky range overlooking Lake Winnepiseogee . . .

  Camped within a mile south of Senter Harbor, in a birch wood on the right near the lake . . .

(Journal, 11:6-8).

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