Features
A Winter’s Tale – My Fall Through the Ice
By Arthur W. Wall.
Saga of the ‘Sandra and Earle’
By Alice True Larkin.
‘I Could Be a Rabbit Forever’ — Children’s Theatre of Maine
By Lois Lowry.
All in the Family: Mt. Abram Ski Resort
By Mary Fay.
Three ‘Junk’ Homecoming
By W.B. Leavenworth.
‘King’ Lacroix — Paul Bunyan of the North Woods
By Leonard W. Hutchins.
From Maine Wool to Paris Market
By Gloria Hutchinson.
Barns in Winter
Photo essay by Arnold Hooper.
The Musical Marauder
By Donald F. Mairs.
Granite Guardian of Rockland Harbor
By Brian R. Harden.
Departments
Room With A View
Maine farmers have claimed for years that there’s no time like the winter for working in the woods. No black flies, no mosquitoes or yellow jacket hornets to torment one; no pitch or sticky bark to gum up clothes and tools. Only peace and solitude deep in the forest. By J. Malcolm Barter.
North By East
Opinions, advisories, and musings from the length and breadth of Maine.
Down East Bookshelf
Personal Geography by Elizabeth Coatsworth
I Remember
The Loss of the Mighty ‘Wyoming’
Outdoor Maine
Lower Deer Kill Prompts Management Change
Cover: “House at the End of the Road” (23″ x 17″), oil on hardboard by Marilyn Reay of Brooks. Mrs. Reay’s work is on display at Spruce Head Gallery, Hearthside Gift Shop in Belfast, and Waldoboro Gallery. Her studio-gallery is open to the public during the summer.