There are no boats running up the river, into the harbor, or out into the ocean this time of year. There may be snow and I don’t even have a proper pair of gloves. Despite this I am looking forward to our short trip to Portsmouth, NH this weekend.
It will certainly be quiet but there will be great music, delicious food, wine, and beloved company.
The amount of gratitude I normally feel is brought into sharp relief by my few discontents.
This building is listed on the map as being "Under Restoration" when it has obviously been left to simply fall apart.
We took a road trip north of the city to do schoolwork and mess about outside with a quick tour of Stone Barns Center for Agriculture. It was fascinating but since then I have been wondering about organic agriculture as it is currently practiced. How much of it is the restoration of historic techniques and how much is more recent innovations? I suppose I will have to wait until winter to read up on this because the assignments have already begun for the Fall semester.
If you hid here during a game of Ghosts in the Graveyard, Manhunt, Freeze Tag or Hide-And-Go-Seek you would be easily found. If you hid here to dig in the dirt by yourself, stay out of the sun or avoid everyone on an ordinary day you would not be found at all.
What kind of person hides behind the shrubs for fun?
environments - built and unbuilt 