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A little slice of heaven in my sweet hometown.

A little slice of heaven in my sweet hometown.

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Shifting into summer mode on Lake Wallace.

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A stellar evening on Lake Champlain.

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A weekend in Manchester to celebrate my mom’s life included seeing some of her favorite places, including @sovtarts.

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Summer mode on Lake Willoughby 🌤

I just keep telling myself that the greenest of gr

I just keep telling myself that the greenest of greens will be here soon.

Sugaring season is short but sweet. 🍁

Sugaring season is short but sweet. 🍁

Near the Canadian border, the town of Canaan’s p

Near the Canadian border, the town of Canaan’s population is just under 900. About 25 percent of the residents speak French as their primary language, making it one of New England's "Little Canadas.”

That’s because between 1840 and 1930, about 900,000 French-speaking Canadians left Quebec to work in factories, mills and logging camps across New England in places like Canaan. Their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren still live there today. 🇨🇦🇺🇸 ❤️

It’s strange to be here on earth without my pare

It’s strange to be here on earth without my parents. Hospice told me that life often feels harder after the second parent dies. In my heart, I believe that’s true.

My mom and dad divorced long ago but died just six months apart. One of the best things they ever did for me was move to Manchester, Vermont when I was eight years old.

When I see certain places, like Equinox Mountain—the landscape of my childhood—I now feel a mix of sadness, joy, grief and tenderness. This town and this mountain will always be my home.

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