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I spent last week with my family at an Appalachian Mountain Club Camp on Lake Winnepesaukee. Three Mile Island Camp has been around for over a century. I worked there 20 years ago and have... More »
I spent last week with my family at an Appalachian Mountain Club Camp on Lake Winnepesaukee. Three Mile Island Camp has been around for over a century. I worked there 20 years ago and have... More »
I have had way too many weeds in our garden this year. Last year there were hardly any. What gives is what I asked myself. I figured out before too long that the weeds came... More »
Yesterday I was inside most of the day at a high school. When I went in that morning, it was raining. It wasn't dumping, just raining steadily. It was chilly and it felt good to... More »
Already I am thinking about mowing the lawn. I have some markedly mixed feelings about our lawn. On the one hand, it is a lush and cool place to lie down, to kick around a ball,... More »
I am at a conference in Connecticut, my home state. I was set up to be roommates with a colleague I have not known well, at least until these past couple of days. It turns... More »
From the Eco Street blog : Off-grid takes a look at “green” celebrities and sorts them into those who are simply PREENing their own image by appearing green, and those who are dyed-in-the-wool GREENies who... More »
I took some time this afternoon to organize my home office, thanks to my wonderful spouse who split with the kids so I could have some time to crank out that project. I dropped files... More »
When we moved into this house, a clothes line was installed on the north side of the garage. It is a pole with four arms extending upward; the four arms are connected with a series... More »
Over the past couple of weeks we have been debating what to do about mowing the lawn. We had been using a reel mower--no motor, almost no noise, no fuel costs, no pollution. But slow. ... More »
It was the kind of morning I remember from living on the mountain, the kind of morning where the rising sun, unseen behind the peaks to the east, bounced off the fog in the valley. ... More »