The Tea Party movement gained momentum in yesterday’s primaries. Rand Paul, son of Texas congressman and former Presidential candidate Ron Paul, won the Republican Senate nomination in Kentucky. He convincingly defeated Trey Grayson, the established Republican candidate in the race.
I photographed three Tea Party rallies back in April. Here are some picture from a rally held at the New Hampshire State House on tax day.
As of yesterday, many New Hampshire residents were still in the dark. Utility crews continue to work around the clock here to restore power.
The weather the past few days has cooperated though, and hopefully things can get back to normal soon.
Here are some pictures from the morning and afternoon following the wind storm.
Mike Chadbourne works to prevent flooding at a friend’s home on Riverside Park Road in Allenstown on Friday, February 26, 2010. High winds and heavy rains have led to flooding and power outages for much of the region. Utility officials have estimated that 300,000 people are without power.
Matt Allgeyer and Patty Holler work to clean up their front yard on Friday, February 26, 2010, in Pembroke. “In New England, you get four seasons of trouble,” Allgeyer said.
Larry Hall, left, and Scott Vogt examine the storm damage to Vogt’s home on Buck Street in Pembroke on Friday, February 26, 2010. Vogt had several downed trees in his yard and a large pine tree fell on his home. “You put your heart and soul into it and then this happens,” Vogt said of his home.
Dale Graveline looks out over flooding from the basement door at his home on Riverside Park Road in Allenstown on Friday, February 26, 2010. High winds and heavy rains have led to flooding and power outages for much of the region. Utility officials have estimated that 300,000 people are without power.
Mike Chadbourne takes a breather after stacking sandbags at a friend’s home on Riverside Park Road in Allenstown on Friday, February 26, 2010. High winds and heavy rains have led to flooding and power outages for much of the region. Utility officials have estimated that 300,000 people are without power.
I’ve shot a lot of skiing lately and absolutely love it. It’s cold and really windy at times, but the creative juices seem to flow up on the mountains. For more picture please click here.
I shot cross country skiing for the first time a few weeks back and last weekend tried it for the first time. It was fun, but conditions were far less than favorable. I fell a bunch, but am ready to get back out whenever we get some fresh powder here.
It’s town meeting season here in New Hampshire.
Mark Connolly : Director of New Hampshire Bureau of Securities Regulation
Town meeting season has arrived in the land of “Live Free or Die.” Here’s a Boy Scout shortly before the crowd said the pledge.
I photographed Sno Cross for the first time the other day. Here are a few from the end of the day.
