Spotted in DESIGN NEW ENGLAND Sneak Peek Email! In the November/December issue of Design New England, Mary Peacock and Jonathan Larsen and their home have a full feature! This amazing home is beautiful as well as energy efficient. Not to mention being on Vermont’s Mad River! You can find out more about it by visiting the publications section of my website. … [Read more...]
Just the right fit.
If you are looking for an awesome custom fit for your next sneaker purchase, look no further than Nancy Condit of Women's Source for Sports and Personal Fitness Interiors. Located in So Burlington, Vermont, her store is the best place to be. I was on the hunt for a new pair of sneakers and instantly thought of Nancy's store. When I went in, Nancy had several pairs of shoes for me to try … [Read more...]
The Teahouse
Haynes & Garthwaite Architects They renovated the historic brick house and added a beautiful new timberframe structure. Trees, large stone, unique wood designs on doors and cabinets, wonderful alive sun room alley, three sided wood fireplace. About the Architects The Office: Located in the Upper Valley region of Vermont and New Hampshire, Haynes & Garthwaite Architects is a … [Read more...]
Capturing a Memory of a Lost Friend
Winkie lived from 2004 to 2015. Even after they are gone, our four-legged family members will always be with us. Their memories, though at first bring sadness, will eventually bring smiles to our faces. It is my hope that with this post, Nan will have a fond memory of the day that I was able to photograph her two fabulous poodle mix dogs: Winkie, white, and Mocha, light brown. Having been … [Read more...]
LUNAR ECLIPSE
61 degrees felt so cold after days of 80’s that I had my winter hat on, but still froze my feet in very short socks and running shoes, legs in short pants, and several jackets kept my chest reasonably warm. I hung out from 10:45pm-12:30 am. As soon as the eclipse was over, the clouds moved in, and created a huge red circle right around the moon. As the clouds started to dissipate, you could see … [Read more...]
Taking a look Behind the Curtains
Christine Hadsel & Curtains Without Borders were featured in Valley News.Check out the great article and learn more about the book which is available now!! New England Scenery Book Celebrates Region’s Restored Theater Curtains By Dave Gram • Associated Press • Thursday, August 27, 2015 (Published in print: Friday, August 28, 2015) Brookfield, Vt. — The most famous landmark in Brookfield … [Read more...]
Supporting the South End Arts District
South End Alliance: The Arts and Enterprise District Protect it, empower it, and it will blossom. The South End Alliance is an alliance of business owners, artists, innovators, educators, workers, residents, commuters, and more, with an interest in the future of the South End. They are coming together in response to the City of Burlington’s request for input on the draft PlanBTV 2015 planning … [Read more...]
Making Camping Look Good
Recently I had the chance to have some fun at a photo shoot with Peggy and Larry at a camping site infront of their trailer. Unfortunately, the lighting wasn't exactly the way I wanted it, so I took to Photoshop. Here is how I edited the photos. First I had to set up the shot. Then we we started by trying to cook the cat...just kidding. Don't worry. No cats were harmed in the making of these … [Read more...]
In a field of yellow with Photographer Peter Larsen
Enjoy the simple pleasure of looking at Photographer, Peter Larsen's sunflowers. About Peter Larsen in his own words: I've been an avid amateur photographer for several years, with an emphasis on wildlife, and lately more emphasis on people photography. I enjoy both types immensely. I've attended week-long workshops on both people and wildlife photography. Workshops are fun … [Read more...]
InSite Solar Decathlon: Middlebury College
Take a look at a home run solely on solar power! In its return to the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon, Middlebury College created InSite, a house that reconnects people with their community and emphasizes environmental, economic, and social sustainability. InSite offers the privacy and comforts that appeal to 21st-century homebuyers by balancing public and private spaces.From Beginning … [Read more...]
AIAVT & CSI-VT Present ACX Conference
AIA Vermont and the Construction Specifications Institute, Vermont Chapter (CSI-Vermont) held their second annual joint ACX architecture and construction expo on May 20-21. The one- and one-half-day event, focused this year on “Resiliency: Is it the New Sustainability?” was held at the Hilton Hotel in Burlington. Nearly 120 architects, specification writers, engineers, contractors, and other … [Read more...]
A night with Peter Joshua Burroughs and Carlos Rodriguez
Vermont Tenor, Peter Joshua Burroughs and Venezuelan Pianist, Carlos Cesar Rodriguez presented an eclectic mix of vocal and piano music including opera, art song, musical theatre and Argentinian Tango. The two sang, laughed, danced, and turned the piano into "fire" today at the First Baptist Church in Burlington. Tears streamed from our eyes as their their niece joining them in the third … [Read more...]
Take a stroll through the flowers…
All gathered for a relaxing day strolling through nine private gardens surrounding the villages of Jericho and Underhill, open to ticket-holders for just one day. At the end of the tour everyone was invited to afternoon tea in a secluded spot off the beaten path that opens wide to formal and cottage gardens, wild plantings and water lily pond.All funds raised benefit the Flynn Center for the … [Read more...]
Concrete Asymmetrical Forms
Sandy Lawton, Arro Design, artist. Made with fabric or road cloth, created a wonderful set of stairs that you walk down, then up, then down, then up, and look all around, to see what you can see... About Sandy Lawton: Sandy has been a professional in the construction industry for the past 25 years as a practitioner and designer. He received his undergraduate degree from … [Read more...]
Bernie Sanders and The Legend of the Pothole Bandit
What would you do if you saw a pothole? If you were the Pothole Bandit, you might just plant a tree in one.Bernie Sanders and the Pothole Bandit By Erik EsckilsenPothole Bandit Bruce K. Ploof, 1986 - COURTESY OF ROB SWANSON It's difficult to pinpoint the year when Burlington began racking up accolades as one of the nation's best cities for X, Y or Z. Townies who've been around a while, however, … [Read more...]
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