Tag Archives: Edna St. Vincent Millay

And The Leaves Drift Down, One By One

Posted on November 6, 2023 by Brenda Buchanan

By Brenda Buchanan This week I’m nursing an injured wrist, which makes typing something of a challenge. So I dug into the archives and re-surfaced this post from 2016, which features nicer foliage photos than I could have taken this … Continue reading →

Posted in Brenda's Posts | Tagged autumn, Edna St. Vincent Millay, foliage, Maine, Mary Oliver, Poetry, Wendell Berry | 8 Comments

Sights and Sounds of Autumn in Maine

Posted on October 20, 2016 by mainecrimewriters

By Brenda Buchanan The turning of the leaves took us by surprise this year. After a long summer spent watering the garden we had modest hopes. Too dry for good color, we thought. Wait ‘til next year. (Yes, Red Sox … Continue reading →

Posted in Brenda's Posts | Tagged autumn, Edna St. Vincent Millay, foliage, Maine, Mary Oliver, Poetry, Wendell Berry | 8 Comments

Hiking Mount Battie on the last day of July

Posted on July 31, 2013 by mcwarchives

A glorious day today… sunny, cloudless, and in the 70’s with a light breeze. A perfect day for a quick hike up my favorite little mountain. Vicki Doudera here. I rouse my daughter Lexi and she agrees to come with … Continue reading →

Posted in Vicki's Posts | Tagged Camden Hills State Park, Edna St. Vincent Millay, mount battie | 4 Comments

Blueberries for Katherine

Posted on July 14, 2012 by mainecrimewriters

It was a bit startling recently to realize that my first summer in Maine was in 1951— in Readfield near Augusta— and that I’ve been here on Deer Isle for part or all of each summer since 1958. This long … Continue reading →