Detour here, error there. Laconic Yankee's jest, "You can't get there from here," Seemed all too true. But we prevailed on our drive from Boston airport until finally we wended our way up our cow-paths road. Key retrieved from hidden peg, door unlocked and flung wide. We have arrived. Our New Hampshire hilltop spirit home enfolds us. We tumble to bed at 4 a.m. to awaken with sunrise for a peek at 'the view.' Who put a pillowing snowfield there? Where are the distant blue hills? Where is the glinting Connecticut River? As coffee perks, then steams in hand-warming cups, we watch, transfixed. Sun's magic whisks away the fog. New England's autumn blazes before us in kleidoscopic array.