Visiting Dartmouth This Weekend October 22, 2010

Visiting Dartmouth This Weekend

By Guest Contributor
October 22, 2010

This weekend, I’m speaking at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire! If you’re in the area, please consider stopping by 🙂

Who: Atheists, Humanists, Agnostics (AHA!) at Dartmouth
Where: 001 Rockefeller Hall, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
When: 10/23/10, 4:30 – 6:00 p.m.

The event is free and I accept all presents.

Also, what does one do in New Hampshire during free time…?

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  • Mike

    Also, what does one do in New Hampshire during free time…?

    http://www.dartmouth.edu/~doc/hiking/moosemountain/

  • Why, oh why do I have to be stuck at work this weekend? Dartmouth College is less than 4 hours from me!

  • PJB863

    I’m not sure, Hemant. But I suspect it’ll involve maple syrup in one way or another.

  • Danish Atheist

    I wish New Hampshire were a teensy bit closer to Denmark 🙂

  • Aubrey

    *high-pitched squealing noise*

    I’m so excited, I think I’m going to pee myself.

    Will be there with bells on, as they say. (or do they? I don’t know, I live in Vermont.)

  • Kelli Wilson

    I live in Walpole, NH, which is somewhat close to Dartmouth. I really wish I could come and see you speak but, unfortunately, I can’t. I’m so disappointed!
    I’m not sure what you’re interested in, but I highly recommend the St-Gaudens National Historic Site in Cornish, NH. I think it’s about a 1/2 hour drive from Dartmouth.

  • 🙁 I don’t get out of work until 4… I won’t be able to make it.

    Maybe I can get somebody to get me out early. Or, would it be cool if I showed up late? (Like, very late? Around 6?)

  • Zerotarian

    Ah, my old stomping grounds (for a couple years)…

    Dartmouth folks know what really matters: hiking and drinking. The foliage should be at its most stunning right about this time of year. The Appalachian trail runs right through Hanover; just follow the white blazes 2-3 miles either east or west out of town (careful, it’s easy to lose the trail in the sea of leaves) and have someone pick you up at a road crossing. Or go visit Quechee Gorge just a few miles west in Vermont (no hiking necessary). Or just take a drive along anything named “River Rd.”

    The pubs in Hanover are quite cozy, and there’s a good brewpub (Seven Barrel) in West Lebanon (about 5 miles south of Hanover).

    If you’re there overnight, eat breakfast at Lou’s Bakery.

    At least, those are the things I would do if I were going back for a brief visit…well, those or road biking.

  • Heidi

    There’s nothing to do in New Hampshire other than staring at trees. Dang it, though. That’s only 2 hours north of here, but my car is broken. 🙁

    Also, hate to disappoint on the leaves, but I hope you like yellow and brown. (Dartmouth Live Cam)

  • Dan Covill

    Just drive out of Hanover anywhere on a 2-lane road and look at the countryside. Shouldn’t be much snow yet.

  • sailor

    Thanks for coming to Dartmouth Hermant, you gave a totally awesome presentation. It was very funny with excellent points made along the way and you had everyone’s rapt attention for well over an hour. You are a wonderful speaker.