Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
It's a beautiful thing to be able to hop on a bus and shoot targets for a couple hours between an essay writing session, or to go on an impromptu canoe fishing trip with my friends (even if I still can't cast a good line).
With some other girls in my sorority, I planned to hike Gile Mountain and watch the sunrise from the top of the tower – neither of which I had done before.
There were plenty of things to pick: apples, raspberries, blueberries, and pumpkins, which North Park covered, and additional things too, like flowers and honey.
My First-Year Trip was a wonderful experience that gave me some close friends and some great memories. I can go on and on about going electrofishing, bonding through pranks, or taking a freezing dip in the river.
As I drove up to campus and saw the silhouette of Baker-Berry behind a bright blue fall evening sky, I couldn't help but feel nostalgic.
Since my birthday also falls close to July 4th, there were some on-campus events, no school on a Thursday, and a weekend for my sister to visit via the Dartmouth Coach from Boston.
So far, each day has had its own instantaneous excursions, everything from friends calling to swim in the river to brief trips off exploring in the woods.
This weekend was the DOC’s spring weekend, where various DOC sub-clubs send out different trips to all over the Upper Valley and beyond.
The Green is what I would call the heart of campus, a place that connects all the students and faculty, and its pull is especially strong in the spring.
