Image Magazine - Summer 2021 Issue

Digital Edition

Read about how to plant your own cut garden with tips from Betsy Cantlin, a narrow-gauge railroad in New Hampshire that were used for logging in the White Mountains, and climbing Humboldt Peak, a Colorado 14,000-footer, and more in the Summer 2021 edition of Image Magazine and enjoy these online extras!

Online Exclusives

Madame Sherris Castle Photo by Marshall Hudson

Finding Hidden Treasures In The Granite State: Visit These 6 Places

Set the dial to adventure and learn (or re-learn) about these hidden gems located all over the Granite State. Read More »

5 Craft Stores In The Area Ready To Help You Start A New Project

5 Craft Stores In The Area Ready To Help You Start A New Project

Whether you want to try painting or make a blanket, you can get what you need from one of these shops. Read More »

The History of the Narrow-Gauge Railroad in Whaleback Mountain (Mt Osseo) Area

The short-distance tracks were used for logging in the White Mountains. Read More »

Rocky Mountain High: Climbing Humboldt Peak, A Colorado 14,000-Footer

While the Northeast has its lofty 4,000-footers, Colorado’s biggest mountains are over 14,000 feet! Here's some info if you want to plan a hike of Humboldt Peak (14,064 feet) in the Sangre de Cristo range. Read More »

Plant a Cut Flower Garden and You’ll Have Plenty of Flowers for Bouquets

Follow these five easy steps to create your own cutting garden. Plus 5 suggestions on which flowers to plant. Read More »

In-Print, Today 2021