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Katie learned that Olympic medals are not the same and that each host country has their own design, size and shape. Without a doubt Bode MillerвЂ™s Olympic medals and his World Cup Crystal Globes are a unique treasure to behold.

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The New England Ski Museum is free and open daily until 5 pm. We found this big moose at the White Mountain Attractions/White Mountain National Forest Visitor Center in Lincoln, NH. Scott and Katie came all the way from Wisconsin to see our White Mountains.

He recommended we visit after our ride and we did. The museum is the building with ski-happy nationвЂ™s flags flying, right next to the tramway base. He pointed out the small old tramcar that is now part of the entrance of the New England Ski Museum. We had a different tram operator this time and he told us more wonderful things about the area. We skipped the cafeteria and the barвЂ™s вЂњhighest taps in NHвЂќ and took the next ride down. We spent more than half an hour studying the mountain vista and enjoying the cool breeze. Charlie and I pointed out the nearby peaks of the Franconia RangeвЂ“Lafayette, Lincoln, Liberty and Flume and more peaks around us. We climbed the flights of stairs to the observation deck where we were rewarded with an unrestricted 360 degree grand view. We strolled up the short path to the observation tower that sits on the summit of Cannon Mountain. The current exhibit features Backcountry Skiing. Bode MillerвЂ™s Olympic medals and World Cup Crystal Globes are on loan by Miller to the Museum and are on display. The New England Ski Museum is located right next to the base of the Cannon Mountain Ariel Tramway. From the upper tramway terminal we looked down the cable and past the towers into Franconia Notch and a hazy view far over to Maine. The ride took less than ten minutes and we walked out of the tramcar into much cooler refreshing air. We didnвЂ™t see any bears on the ski slopes but had earlier that day. As we rode higher he explained what we were seeing all around us. The operator gave a nice narration about the history of Cannon Mountain and the area. The tramcar can hold up to 80 people but since it was a weekday afternoon we shared the ride only with about a dozen others. There is even an illustrated explanation of why he fell. The exhibit with its many wonderful photos and Old Man memorabilia filled in the holes of what we were trying to explain while driving through the Notch. I purchased the tickets to ride the Tram while Charlie showed them the Old Man of the Mountain Exhibit. We tried to explain to them our missing New Hampshire State Symbol, The Old Man of the Mountain. We all вЂoohedвЂ™ and вЂaahedвЂ™ at the sight of the mile long Cannon Cliff that is the west wall of Franconia Notch on our way to the Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway. We took a short walk around the water carved granite pool and we marveled at its swirling cold water that cooled the air and felt wonderful. On our way north we pulled off in Franconia Notch to see The Basin. The weather was warm and clear, perfect for visiting mountaintops. They were only here for a few days and they wanted to do as much as possible. We couldnвЂ™t have been happier to show them off. You deserve it! Take a 3D tour by clicking the tour link.Katie and Scott, my husband CharlieвЂ™s sister and her husband, are from Wisconsin and they came to visit us and they wanted to see our White Mountains. Hiking the 4,000 footers, kayaking down the river, golf, fall foliage, skiing directly home, snow tubing, snowmobiling or x-country skiing the countless trails available in this area, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outside. Just off of the family room is a large deck to enjoy in the summer months. On the lower level you have a large family room also with a gas fireplace, one bedroom with an en-suite bath and another with a shared bath. The home is open concept with the living, dining and kitchen area, a wonderful three season porch, a master suite with gas fireplace, en-suite bath and walk in closet. Imagine skiing directly home after a day on the slopes, then relaxing next to the fireplace with those that matter most to you. Located just two hours from Boston at the base of Loon Mountain ski area's 'South Peak' sit this quality built three bedroom, three and a half bath home recently built in 2013. If you are looking for a very special place for your family or friends to gather, enjoy fresh mountain air, and play in the White Mountains National Forest, then this home deserves a look.

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