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A winter windowscape.
A fall view of Old Gordon Road.
A Brentwood hummer feeds!
"I read the Brentwood Newsletter every month; you should too." (local area spokescat)
An historic old barn on Middle Road.
Brentwood New Hampshire Town Seal
A winter view of the Dudley Cemetery along Pickpocket Road, thanks to Janna Levesque.
Haying Brentwood - raking prior to baling.
Pax aeterna: rest in peace Officer Arkell.
The olden ways alive in Brentwood - planting the corn.
Some early autumnal color.
One of my favorite places as a cat.
Dudley Brook looking quite frozen.
The whole gang assembled.
Green fields of Brentwood.
Coming in from the field.
"Brintwood" past.
There were at least 29 present in this "rafter" of turkeys.
"Wood is good."
A sugar shack in Brentwood.
Nita the sheep as a new born.
The Brentwood Historical Society gets new signage. Click picture to visit their website.
"Princess" on the right.
A tense encounter.

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