There's a lot more background and information about Oak Terrace that I hope to share here in the coming weeks.
But for the meantime, I'll let the story in the Old Gray Lady speak for itself.
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There's a lot more background and information about Oak Terrace that I hope to share here in the coming weeks.
But for the meantime, I'll let the story in the Old Gray Lady speak for itself.
Read moreFreshly plowed fields where there were once berry patches and cornfields in the area, proved “highly productive of stone artifacts, and have been visited by collectors for many years, most notably Kenneth Mynter of Claverack, and the late James Shafer of Poughkeepsie.”
Read moreNot everyone began at Elizaville Falls, however, and not everyone made it to the finish line—or the halfway point. One canoe didn’t survive the first half. Another canoe team opted to stop racing at the halfway point at Bingham’s Mills. And a few others helped raise money but decided to begin at Bingham’s Mills.
Read more"There were a lot of trees to go around. Knees were scraped up, a lot of bruises suffered and Dodge got a bump on his head, but it went off as planned," said Pabst.
Read moreThe storm continued all day Sunday, July 1. Plastered on everything at the summit was a thick coating of ice measuring as much as eighteen inches in spots. Attendees stayed inside all day, content with the thought that, given the brutality of the storm, Curtis and Ormsbee would have turned around early on and returned to Crawford Notch.
Read moreAnd the reason she was strange was ’cause all her life, over fifty years, she kept telling stories to the people. She even sang songs about it. She was telling the folks that if she ever left this island, she’d take it with her. People thought she was crazy. But it happened.
Read moreAnd from there, I went to Memphis, Tennessee. I was in Memphis when Doctor King was killed.
Not that I knew that much about Doctor King at the time. But I was there at that time.
Read moreAbsurd as it is, Old Joe's association of Big Island with the maybe real, maybe legendary 16th-Century Indian leader Hiawatha persists to this day.
Read moreSweet America.
Read moreThere are certain things that have been very constant, but prayers have changed and often changed with the times. So, I believe any ritual or practice needs to—make sense isn’t the right word. But, even if it’s an ancient practice, for me, it needs to be in harmony with the physical plane in 2016.
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