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Tonko C.
Red Group D2 B4
The bark of the trees is brown. The leaves match with the grass in the color green. The sky is blue, with white clouds soaring in it. The sounds of animals fill the woods, with all the waterfalls with it. It smells of sap and dirt. The pond is not too big, but big enough to be home for some small creatures. Some would include frogs, salamanders, and even fish.
The lodge looms over the surrounding area, with the parking lot out front, the left side taken up by a cleared field with a firepit occupying part of it, and the remaining space just small grassy areas between the lodge and the woods. All through the vast woods, going all the way up to the summit of Mt. Cardigan and back, winding trails find themselves running in between trees, on dirt roads, over bridges, across streams, and suddenly at the top of a mountain.
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The relative location of Mt Cardigan would be Grafton county, New Hampshire. That is in the western part of the state. It is about 40 miles away from Concord and about 95-100 miles from Mount Washington.
The absolute location of Mt Cardigan would be in the towns of Orange and Alexandria, New Hampshire; more specifically, inside of the Cardigan Mountain State Forest. The latitude is 43 degrees 38 minutes 47 seconds N, and the longitude is 71 degrees 54 minutes 55 seconds W.
We were there for 3 days: Sunday (Day 1), Monday (Day 2), and Tuesday (Day 3)
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