Tag Archives: A. Carman Clark

What Do You Know About Rhubarb?

Posted on May 4, 2021 by mainecrimewriters

Kate Flora: I’ve been busy in the gardens, weeding, rearranging plants, and evicting invasives, so today I thought I would share one of my late mother, A. Carman Clark’s, columns with rhubarb lore and recipes. This was originally a column in … Continue reading →

Posted in Kate's Posts | Tagged A. Carman Clark, John Lowell, Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Rhubarb | 8 Comments

CRITTERS IN HAND: LESSONS FROM MOM

Posted on July 28, 2020 by bereksennebec

John Clark reflecting on generations and what they can pass on. Kate and I grew up on 187 acre Sennebec Hill Farm where we spent plenty of time outside as kids. We created hiding places on the hill across from … Continue reading →

Tagged A. Carman Clark, exploring, fishing, From The Orange Mailbox, Gemma Claire Barrese, Grandchildren, John Clark, nature, Piper Alexis Lozefski, Rediscovering nature, Reid James Lozefski | 5 Comments

DIEING NAKED AND OTHER LESSONS LEARNED ON MY JOURNEY THROUGH THE VALLEY OF GRIEF

Posted on March 26, 2019 by bereksennebec

A friend dropped by on his way to his in-progress place on the Airline yesterday. While catching up, he commented on the previous generation’s tendency to hoard and how long it takes to go through stuff after they die. That … Continue reading →