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Dear Yankee | February 2018
Like my friend and fellow writer Rowan Jacobsen, I got the bug a few years ago, and Lake Morey [“‘Wild Skating’ on Lake Morey,” January 2018] can be a magical place when the whole lake is open, and also when there’s just a wide ribbon of black. If you’re an old hockey player or ski-skater, […]
Yankee is fortunate to have the work of so many talented photographers in its pages. Here’s a look back at 20 of our favorite photos from 2017.
Cockroaches can contaminate food and living spaces, and can pose a risk to our health. Here are four tips on how to get rid of cockroaches.
Winter can be an unpleasant time for houseplants. Learn how to care for houseplants that are suffering from an invasion of bugs or insects.
If you store firewood in the cellar, pour a concrete floor first. This will make for easy cleanup. If you need firewood fast, cut ash. Unseasoned, it burns better than any other wood. Seasoned, it’s excellent. Long rows of stacked firewood are likely to tip over and tumble like dominoes. If you stack your firewood […]
Next to the old Pennellville shipyard the recently renovated Knox Farmstead in New Brunswick, Maine, is now ready for new owners.
Ocean life meets clay in the work of potter Tessa Morgan, owner of Flying Pig Pottery in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
Less than 20 miles apart, two very different houses in New Hampshire keenly reflect the wildly divergent artistic sensibilities of their creators.
Easy instructions on how to make New Year’s Eve crackers using empty cardboard tubes, pretty paper, ribbon, and small toys.
Evergreen conifer trees (trees that produce pine cones and remain alive in all seasons) offer protection and beauty throughout the season.
When you own livestock, a part of you is always with them no matter where you go. Especially in winter.