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Fall’s Observable and Unobservable Mysteries
Fall is slipping in the door before summer has quite departed, wearing sensible shoes and socks as it ushers out its sandaled predecessor. Autumn is the most emotional seasonal transition for me, more than the start of a new year, … Continue reading
Some of my favorite things on the Blue Hill Peninsula
By Brenda Buchanan My stop on the MCW summer tour is a place I used to live and where we still vacation – the beautiful Blue Hill Peninsula. If you aren’t quite sure where Blue Hill (no, not Mount Blue) … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Hill, blueberries, Brooklin, Brooksville, farmer's markets, Hancock County, lobster, music, Pie, Sedgwick
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A bit of Nostalgia
I wrote this many years ago. Last week, wandering around the edge of the family berry patch got me remembering it. Blueberry Summers Beth waited while I looked around the new room, hunting for the Shedd’s peanut butter pail. … Continue reading
Sennebec Hill Farm Memories: Part One
John Clark remembering today. Where you grow up defines many things, ones I suspect many folks don’t understand unless they’re put in a place where they have time to ruminate on them, or are forced to examine them by unusual … Continue reading
Blueberries for All!
(Note: A slightly different version of this column appeared here last summer. But It’s blueberry season again, and there are more of you reading this, so I thought it would be fun to run it again.) Kate Flora: For my 55th … Continue reading
