Monthly Archives: June 2011

Giving a Fig

En route to Sonoma, after the exhilaration of driving over the Golden Gate Bridge, we stopped briefly in Sausalito to admire the boats–house and other.  On a beautiful Saturday morning, everyone within miles of Sonoma apparently turns up in the … Continue reading

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Open Up That Golden Gate

San Francisco has many qualities in common with New York–fabulous restaurants, great museums, diversity–which may be why I find it so simpatico.  SF also has this iconic bridge which was great fun to drive over en route to Sonoma. Shortly … Continue reading

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Peony

Inspired by the exquisite white-with-raspberry-accented peonies in crystal containers at a luncheon, I decided my Vermont garden needed a white peony.  Peonies are my all time fave flowers and the four plants I already have are deep to pale pink. … Continue reading

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This Little Piggy

The first sleepover camp I went to was in Rochester, VT. Skyhollow Farm was a mini-farm with chores–caring for chickens, turkeys, one calf, horses (hotly contested) and pigs as part of the daily schedule.  The pigs  (three, what else?) were … Continue reading

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Elephant One/Rhino Zero

Sorry readers–when last I tried to post got into technical difficulties. Some years ago, my husband and I went to the Gaida Wildlife Camp in southern Nepal. The terai is the name given to Nepal’s southern plains that are very … Continue reading

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