Underneath This Tree
song by Sean Oshima Editor’s note: Another beauty from Maine’s first family of music, the Oshimas!
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An artful dialogue about the wonders of the state.
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Tag: treeMay 7, 2015Underneath This Treesong by Sean Oshima Editor’s note: Another beauty from Maine’s first family of music, the Oshimas!
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March 24, 2015The Sprucetext by Jonathan Ives My mind races as I sit silently with my hands folded in my lap. All around me in a circle twenty others bow their heads reverently. A violent wind shakes the building, causing me to look out the window. A winter storm hit our area over the weekend and forced me and my […]
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March 4, 2015Light Snowphotograph by John Ames Just enough snow for a lovely little highlight.
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July 3, 2014A Very Small Treetext and photograph by Jennifer Steen Booher of Quercus Design The only part of my garden that gets weeded regularly are the edges by the front walk. As I go in and out of the house I notice weeds, pull them, and usually leave them on the sidewalk as I run off to my appointment. […]
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January 16, 2014The Old Apple Treetext and photographs by John Ames This photograph is of an old apple tree growing on the edge of my brother’s field near Rockport Harbor. A week or so ago, one of its main branches broke in an ice storm and now lies twisted, touching the ground. My brother’s wife will probably get him to cut […] November 16, 2013Scenes From A Walkphotographs and text by Lisa Dorr of Le Bouton Studio today i brought the camera with me. i try to walk ayer ridge road a few times a week. so pretty, and so quiet. look at these colors! xx
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April 27, 2013North Branch Farm: Grafting Tutorialphotographs and text by North Branch Farm Someday, when I create a farm calendar, the months will be: January, February, March, Apple, May, etc…and happily, as of today, bench grafting of apples (and some minor amounts of other fruit trees) is complete. Below you will find Elsie’s photo tutorial of how to make a whip-and-tongue […]
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