On Scott Farm in Dummerston, more than 100 ‘almost-lost’ varieties are grown with tender care
Tag: Sep/Oct 2018
It all comes from a shared love of apples and hard cider
Cookbook brings everything full circle for couple behind Carr’s Ciderhouse in Hadley
Where to find apple cider doughnuts …
Signs that fall has arrived in New England: Leaves of gold, red and orange. Crisp, cool nights. Apple harvests and overflowing pumpkin patches. And with it comes a bounty of autumn-flavored goodness: Apple cider, apple and pumpkin pies, and the indulgence in apple cider doughnuts. We all have our favorite apple cider doughnuts, since no… Continue reading Where to find apple cider doughnuts …
United as one — in this life and the next
Shakers removed headstones to reflect values of spiritual life
Historic luxury
Combining contemporary-chic and early 20th century design at The Equinox
Roaming the countryside with birds of prey
Green Mountain Falconry School makes ancient sport accessible to the masses
Revolutionary spirits
Distillery raises a glass, or two, to the Spirits of Old Bennington
In the shadow of Mount Monadnock
By Bob Audette I don’t recall when I first summited Mount Monadnock in Jaffrey, N.H., but it has loomed over my life since my folks uprooted me and my two brothers from suburban Connecticut to the rural, rough-and-tumble village of Troy, N.H., in 1968. In my first dozen years or so in the Granite State,… Continue reading In the shadow of Mount Monadnock
Words A Plenty
Institutions in the Berkshires and Southern Vermont present a season of new perspectives.
Hikers welcome!
Appalachian Trail towns open their hearts and homes to through-hikers.