“The sun that brief December day rose cheerless over hills of gray,And darkly circled gave at noon a sadder light than waning moon.”The poet Whittier goes on to say in the midst of that snowstorm-“So, all night long the storm roared on; the morning broke without a sun;”“What matter how the night behaved? What matter … Continue reading Christmas 2020 | Walk With Ken Boyle – December 20, 2020
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Thanksgiving | Walk With Ken Boyle – November 22, 2020
I’m so sorry I have not walked with you for a time for I have missed our walks together. My oldest brother told me how busy he was after he retired, and I questioned that would happen when I retired. I was wrong. Part of it is because I do not have the stamina I … Continue reading Thanksgiving | Walk With Ken Boyle – November 22, 2020
Candleberry Chapel | Walk With Ken Boyle – October 26, 2020
It is a rainy, cold day here in New Hampshire. Molly is tucked under my desk as I visit with you. It is not a good day for a walk so we will visit in my study. As you may have figured by now, I have not been sitting at my desk for quite some time. You … Continue reading Candleberry Chapel | Walk With Ken Boyle – October 26, 2020
Sunday Drives | Walk With Ken Boyle – October 4, 2020
Just before the Second World War my father purchased a 1939 Buick. That car would not be replaced until the war was over. Now as good as American automobiles are today, they usually did not last that long back in the thirties and forties. An automobile was often replaced every two or three years. With … Continue reading Sunday Drives | Walk With Ken Boyle – October 4, 2020
We need a new generation that holds fast to truth, honor, and kindness | Walk With Ken Boyle – September 20, 2020
It’s Sunday morning, and I am feeling well fed. This morning my wife Dale prepared a breakfast of pancakes with an apple topping. There also was some turkey sausage and a small glass of grape juice. Now how spoiled am I? Very! After doing the breakfast dishes – Dale cooks, I clean up the cooking mess - I took my … Continue reading We need a new generation that holds fast to truth, honor, and kindness | Walk With Ken Boyle – September 20, 2020
Blessings | Walk With Ken Boyle – September 1, 2020
How pleased I am that you can join me for our walk this morning. It is a beautiful morning. The temperature is around 65 degrees, and the sun is shining brightly. A few trees are beginning to show their future bright colors, a forecast of the autumn beauty that will come to New England. This … Continue reading Blessings | Walk With Ken Boyle – September 1, 2020
Hymns and Water | Walk With Ken Boyle – August 22, 2020
Good morning. Welcome to our morning walk. It seems so very strange to not be able to attend church services physically on a Sunday morning. I miss the fellowship, and I miss the hymn singing so very much. Hymns are very important in my retirement. When I am working in my shop down in the … Continue reading Hymns and Water | Walk With Ken Boyle – August 22, 2020
The Yardstick Of Life | Walk With Ken Boyle – August 15, 2020
Good morning. How are you this morning? Are you a human being like me? I mean do you wake up some mornings and would like to stay in bed a little longer? Are there some mornings when you dread all the things you need to accomplish during the daylight hours? And then when bedtime comes, do you … Continue reading The Yardstick Of Life | Walk With Ken Boyle – August 15, 2020
Horses | Walk With Ken Boyle – July 29, 2020
Good Morning! I’m so happy you are able to walk with me today. It is a sunny, comfortable day, and the temperature is 81 degrees. We’ll walk up old Stagecoach Road and hope to see the two deer I saw there two days ago. Here’s a picture I took that two days ago. It’s unusual … Continue reading Horses | Walk With Ken Boyle – July 29, 2020
America’s Possible Dream | Walk With Ken Boyle – July 17, 2020
It is Friday afternoon, and it is very cool here in Hopkinton, NH. The day is cloudy, and the temperature is around sixty-four degrees. We have had a good amount of rainfall so Dale’s gardens are doing well, and soon we will have too many vegetables. Hopefully, Dale’s favorite crop - pumpkins - will grow … Continue reading America’s Possible Dream | Walk With Ken Boyle – July 17, 2020
