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Tag Archives: ice fishing
Fun in the Snow
Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson here in the Western Maine Mountains. With snowbanks piled high outside my windows and the groundhog predicting six more weeks (at least) of cold winter weather, it occurs to me that the only people still taking … Continue reading
Posted in Kaitlyn's Posts
Tagged childhood memories, Hurleyville NY, ice fishing, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kathy Lynn Emerson, Liberty NY, sledding, snow forts
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Just the Ticket For Cabin Fever
John Clark sharing bits from the wayback machine and my experience helping GMLA (Great Moose Lake Association) last weekend. Last week at our monthly Hartland Couples Club meeting, I overheard two members discussing the limited number of GMLA members available … Continue reading
A Town Without City
John Clark returning to wrap up our 27 years in Chelsea. First off, one thing that struck Beth and I when we moved to Hartland was the immediate sense of community. Yes, it was a hardscrabble town with plenty of … Continue reading
Winter’s Lease Hath All Too Short a Date by Julia Spencer-Fleming
I realized this season had become The Little Winter That Didn’t last night. We had all gotten home exhausted from serving a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at church. I changed into pj’s, threw a load into the wash, and then, … Continue reading
Posted in Julia's Posts
Tagged global climate change, ice fishing, ice skating, skiing, snow shoeing, snowmobiling, Weather, winter
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