Calendar Pick of the Week:
January 31, 2009
New Hampshire Snow Sculpting Competition
Jackson, New Hampshire
This three day sanctioned event brings breathtaking
snow sculptures to the Jackson Town Park in the center
of Jackson Village, a location with lots of visibility,
free parking and close proximity to lodging and restaurants.
Three-member teams begin sculpting columns of snow 8' high and 4' in
diameter on Friday morning and complete sculptures in time for judging on
Sunday morning, many working through the nights. For more info:
www.jacksonnh.com/snowsculpting.html
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January 31, 2009
New Hampshire Snow Sculpting Competition
Jackson, New Hampshire
This three day sanctioned event brings breathtaking
snow sculptures to the Jackson Town Park in the center
of Jackson Village, a location with lots of visibility,
free parking and close proximity to lodging and restaurants.
Three-member teams begin sculpting columns of snow 8' high and 4' in
diameter on Friday morning and complete sculptures in time for judging on
Sunday morning, many working through the nights. For more info:
www.jacksonnh.com/snowsculpting.html
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The woods are lovely, dark and deep.
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
From Robert Frosts' poem, Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
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Wishes do come true. Hope you and your family have
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Worth Quoting
The woods are lovely, dark and deep.
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.
From Robert Frosts' poem, Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
More New England proverbs & quotes
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Notes from the Heart...
I bet there is a child somewhere in northern New England
who had one wish for Christmas -- that it be white. See?
Wishes do come true. Hope you and your family have
a very happy holiday! ~ Marcia
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The Frugal Yankee Tip of the Week
Mice can be a problem as cold weather starts. If you don’t have a mouser, try and
close up as many holes in your foundation as possible. For those big holes, try
using steel wool to black them from getting in. After they are in, traps, poison and
a good mouser are your choices.
Get more tips at The Frugal Yankee!
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This Week's Stories:
Feature: Plants of the Winter Solstice
The winter solstice, which occurs on or around Dec. 21, is the first day of winter.
It's also the shortest day and the longest night of the year. While most of us barely
acknowledge its passing, to earlier cultures this was a day of both trepidation and
celebration.
Recipe: Linzer Square
This recipe is easy because the almond dough is pliant and forgiving, so it would
be fun to make with the kids and perhaps start a holiday tradition.
From our Archives: Maine's Family-Friendly Ski Slopes
Here’s info about Western Maine’s family friendly ski slopes and the exciting
skiing and riding opportunities they offer.
Want to read more? Click below for category:
Food/Recipes
Gardening
Life in New England
Maine stories
New Hampshire stories
Vermont stories
Don't forget to visit our New England
Marketplace! Books, art, music & more!
Click here to visit...
The Frugal Yankee Tip of the Week
Mice can be a problem as cold weather starts. If you don’t have a mouser, try and
close up as many holes in your foundation as possible. For those big holes, try
using steel wool to black them from getting in. After they are in, traps, poison and
a good mouser are your choices.
Get more tips at The Frugal Yankee!
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This Week's Stories:
Feature: Plants of the Winter Solstice
The winter solstice, which occurs on or around Dec. 21, is the first day of winter.
It's also the shortest day and the longest night of the year. While most of us barely
acknowledge its passing, to earlier cultures this was a day of both trepidation and
celebration.
Recipe: Linzer Square
This recipe is easy because the almond dough is pliant and forgiving, so it would
be fun to make with the kids and perhaps start a holiday tradition.
From our Archives: Maine's Family-Friendly Ski Slopes
Here’s info about Western Maine’s family friendly ski slopes and the exciting
skiing and riding opportunities they offer.
Want to read more? Click below for category:
Food/Recipes
Gardening
Life in New England
Maine stories
New Hampshire stories
Vermont stories
Don't forget to visit our New England
Marketplace! Books, art, music & more!
Click here to visit...
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