Thanks, TJ, for being distracted from work to photograph and count the 41 turkeys outside your house today.
Tomato cages and dark sky
Thank you, Lynn, for these striking images of Stowe Farm.
Winter greenhouse tea & poetry
As the peaked winter light of January yielded to the growing strength of mid-February’s sunshine, the winter greens in our greenhouse awaken also, visibly perking up as the days lengthen – just like us! Even deep winter days can be pretty comfortable in the Stowe Farm Community greenhouse – a nice place to gather for… [Read More]
14 spontaneous seconds at Stowe Farm
Living in a cohousing community creates many spontaneous connections. Just walking out the door to get the mail, I ran into most of our community experiencing the snow in one way or the other. This is who I saw in 14 seconds!
Skiing at Stowe Farm
When Ed and I moved to Stowe Farm Community we were impressed by the hiking trails that we have direct access to going up into VT through a beautiful section of MA State Forest. There is even a small historic cemetery with slate stones dating back to the revolution. Here we are enjoying some cross… [Read More]
Spontaneous gatherings happen in cohousing neighborhoods.
Spontaneous gatherings happen in intentional communities. First it was Monique and Lucy playing hopscotch. Then on the way to get his mail, Charles joined in. Soon as Harley was passing by, Starlight and Charlotte needed to stop and see if anyone happened to have some treats handy. This is a true joy of knowing our… [Read More]
Snowy days
We’ve had some great snow days…
Sledding at Stowe Farm
Scarlett, April, Laura, Abby, and Jeremy enjoying the fresh coat of sledding snow
Icy Stowe Farm waterfalls
Snow 2015!
Wow. It’s been amazing, but now we’re ready for spring.