Inspired by Sam’s (moving to Stowe in July) sign, Lynn painted this on our White Garage. Our first signs were taken after a few days. Then the heavy duty installation on the roof (remnants can still be seen in this photo) was ripped down after a week. This along with eight BLM signs have been… [Read More]
Distance socializing
Socializing at a distance is so much easier on beautiful sunny days. Luckily we’ve had many.
Challenging Times Require us to P.L.A.Y. in Place
If you are like so many of us and have your entire family at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic and you are wondering how in the world you are going to get through this time together know that you probably have on hand all that you need to keep everyone sane, engaged, and “homeschooled”…. [Read More]
The Peace of Wild Things
When despair for the world grows in me And I wake in the night at the least sound In fear of what my life and my children’s lives may be, I go and lie down where the wood drake Rests in his beauty on the water, and the great heron feeds. I come into the… [Read More]
Renewable energy: Lessons from Germany’s Bioenergy Villages
This event by Climate Action NOW in Amherst on Tuesday, April 21st sounds interesting. more info…
Seed Saving Workshop March 31 7-9pm
Seed of Savers UMass workshop, Oona Coy guest speaker (scroll down for details)
Common House Dreaming
We had our first meeting to plan our Common House, very inspiring and exciting! pics…
Turning the community solar panels for fall
Thanks to Charles, Ed, Bill, and Haynes for adjusting Katywil’s community solar panels into their autumn position.
July 1st Open House and celebrating completion of Justin's stonework
Katywil’s Open House is on July 1st from 3-5pm. We are celebrating the completion of Justin Korby’s two year stonework. More pics…
Stronger community in neighborhood design called co-housing
Laura Fitch, of Kraus Fitch Architects (who specialize in designing cohousing communities), was visiting a community in Salt Lake City. Read more…