There is a specific kind of magic in the “pre-season”—that quiet, cold transition in the high country where the woods are still white, but the air starts to smell like woodsmoke and anticipation.
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Friends, we talk a lot about “community” these days. It’s a word that gets thrown around by city planners and developers until it loses a bit of its shine. But
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Friends, we often talk about the struggle to hold onto our heritage. We watch the old barns lean a little further to the side each winter, and we worry that
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A powerful nor’easter and a surge of Arctic air dominated the Appalachian range this weekend, creating a sharp divide between significant snowfall in the south and record-breaking cold in the
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It’s a bit of history, a bit geography, and a bit natural history. This video about the Eastern White Pine… The Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus) is often called the
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Last week I was watching Youtube and had a video show up in my recommendations about an RV trip thru New Hampshire. It was followed in the autoplay by this
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It’s been quite a few years that Burr Morse has been sending me his “News From Vermont” newsletter. Today the latest one hit my email inbox… You can alway check
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And even 5 years later… In 2026
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