Being the town Santa is not all ho-ho-ho and Merry Christmas! A report from the other side of the beard in this 1992 Yankee Classic from Donald Hall.
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The Tinkerer of Dickinson’s Reach
Five wheelbarrows are scattered haphazardly around a large ground-floor workshop in an eccentric, circular building in the woods just a two-minute walk from Maine’s rocky coastline. None of the wheelbarrows looks like the others, and frankly, none looks much like a wheelbarrow. They’re all handmade, four of them by a man named Bill Coperthwaite. (The […]
December Babies | Mary’s Farm
Credit: Clare Owen/i2iart Those of us born in December often arrive late, or so say the old wives, who claim that these fiery infants aren’t anxious to come forth into the cold world. I was apparently not interested in that cold entry, as I was born on December 10 rather than November 14, the day […]
Visit Provincetown for a Unique Fall Experience
Every bit the quintessential New England town, Provincetown is so much more in fall.
Where to Stay in Newport, RI | Hotels on the Beach
Planning a getaway to Newport, RI? Hotels on the beach are a terrific overnight option in the Ocean State.
Northern Forests of New England | Photos
A collection of images celebrating the beauty of the northern forests of New England from featured photographer Jerry Monkman.
Our list of the prettiest fall foliage villages in southern New England offers ten stunning spots in Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Scenes from the Annual Cranberry Harvest Celebration
Enjoy classic fall fair activities, a cranberry bog tour, and more at the annual Cranberry Harvest Celebration in Wareham, Massachusetts.
The autumn foliage is fast approaching! Learn more about this year’s forecast in our latest New England fall foliage report.
Seven Reasons to Love Cape Cod in the Fall
In many ways, Cape Cod offers the best of autumn in New England. From fall festivals to beach and nature walks, here are seven ways to love Cape Cod in the fall.
The Hurricane of 1938 was the worst natural disaster in American history, greater than even the Chicago fire or San Francisco earthquake.
E.B. White wrote some of the most enduring words in American literature from his farm in Brooklin, Maine. Now, the house, barn, and 44 acres could be yours.