2009
Weddings
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We have started to do weddings here! It is a great setting for non-traditional weddings, and it helps that I am now a Justice of the Peace.
Visitors
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The Horticulture Club of BostonThe Hort Club visited, and had an extensive tour lead by Jill. In this picture, Kevin Doyle is presenting Jill, on behalf of the Club, with an unusual found object...art in itself.
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Rich Pomerantz, a well known landscape photographer, stayed a day and took images like the one above.
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Sculpture ClassFrancine Kontos and her sculpture class from Dover High School paid us an annual visit.
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Camp VisitorsKids from a Camp, Three Maples Arts and Nature Camp, run by Marghi Bean, on their yearly visit.
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School Visitors.Kids from the Live and Learn School, run by Johanna Miner, on their yearly visit. Here they are presenting us with a sculpture that they made (see it, on the ground in front of them?).
In 2010, Nate Minor (center back row) was married on the property, and I officiated. |
Barrington Community Child Center...paid us their first visit.
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RetreatAdministrators from Colby Sawyer College spent a day here.
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On The Property
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The Allée Saga Continues...
We cut down all of our wonderful 400 foot Allée of Korean Mountain Ash...turns out they are invasive). Then we stumped them (Ron Cote and his excavator again), and turned the tops into dancing debutantes:
The Tea House
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went from this:
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to this:
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And WE enjoyed the sunrises:
