Salt Stories Blog Archive January, 2011

Plenty Busy

Submitted by Salt Stories on Thu, 01/06/2011 - 10:09am.

Maine Life

With snow falling in unlikely places like Seattle this past week, it's clear that winter is upon us. Salt student and radio producer Scott Ladley went to see what winter meant to Maine farmers. Stumbling upon Meadowcroft Farm in Washington, Maine he found the seasons to not just be about the temperature. "I find one of the hard things about winter, my ritual, my routines, just the things that need to get done every day," said farmer Nanne Kennedy.

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Our New Books
	Mr. Rockefeller's Roads \| This updated version of the 1990 best-seller has new photography, more archival photos, and descriptions of recent improvements to the 51-mile carriage road system.
	Sea Glass Crafts \| Filled with ideas to turn your seaside treasures into home decor—inside and out, practical and decorative, whimsical and serious.
	Journey of the Sea Glass \| Full-color spreads with no words will inspire a child's imagination.
	Moxie: Maine in a Bottle \| The compendium of all things Moxie!