Archive for July 2011
Harbor to Harbor Kayak Paddle Today…
About 25 campers headed out with the tide today…destination~ Belfast Harbor. They left at 10 in the morning, paddle to Belfast for lunch and libations and paddled back by 3 in the afternoon…with lots of mumblings that it was easier to go than get back…
Read MoreSunrise over the Bay
Last week we had the pleasure of hosting a rather large family gathering for an entire week. It’s fun to be part of a reunion…especially when the guest of honor has been kept in the dark for an entire year while the plans were being made with a scatter family based in PA…when the dad…
Read MoreAn Interview with Karen and Jeffery Jelenfy by Marie
Karen Jelenfy has been the owner of Village Books in Washington, Maine for past five years. She sells a wide variety of used books, but specializes in used fiber, art, poetry, and antique books. You can also find her hand spun yarn at her shop as well. The dyes that she uses for her yarns…
Read MoreAn Interview with Jodi Renshaw by Marie
Photographer Jodi Renshaw has done everything from farming, to counseling, to being an animal rights activist for circus elephants. She is hard working and has an innovative spirit that makes her appear to be able to accomplish anything she sets her mind to. Her two passions in life are her children and photography. …
Read MorePictures are better than words
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Read MoreJodi You Were AWESOME!
Jodi’s a dynamo who transforms the world she enters into a swirling cloud of discovery, exploration and empowerment. The week she spent with us was everything we could have hoped for…Jodi was involved in the Fourth of July parade, she told adventure stories and the photo scavenger hunt she organized is destined to be a…
Read MoreSummer Arrived Today
It’s been and on-and-off sort of summer start…cold, hot, grey, foggy…but this morning for the Parade, summer was solidly here…and we celebrated with a float in the Searsport Parade…The decorating began this morning at 9, line up was at 10:45 on Norris Street. Thank you Bob for providing the foot stomping music, the bubble…
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