Mountaineering News Sunday 5th July 2009

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FRIDAY, 3 JULY 2009
	Colorado B&B Provide Inn-Side Travel Scoop
	ot off the press, Bed and Breakfast Innkeepers of Colorado (BBIC), the Colorado Bed & Breakfast Association, recently released their 2009 state association inn guide. The 32-page booklet lists over 80 bed and breakfast inns throughout the state of Colorado. This 22-year old trade association invites travelers to visit the many areas of the state, from Rocky Mountain majesties to the Eastern fruite Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 2 JULY 2009
	Bikers Who Have A Need For Speed
	Are you interested in beautiful scenery and excellent road conditions? The locations below provide sweeping curves through rolling hills, surrounded by beautiful mountains Sebago Lake – Maine Famous for land-locked Salmon, the large Sebago Lake rests with shores in both the Western Mountains and South Coast regions of Maine. Lake Winnipesaukee – New Hampshire Mountains around the lake pro Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 1 JULY 2009
	Local Author Uses N.H. Mountains As Setting
	The majestic New Hampshire mountains are the setting for Salem author Denise Robbins’ new romantic thriller Killer Bunny Hill that incorporates the latest technological advances in a page-turning tale of suspense. Robbins, a software engineering manager by day, integrates her knowledge of computers and technology into all of her romantic suspense novels. In Killer Bunny Hill, the plot revolves Read Full Story