By Brett Ann Stanciu
Photography by Molly Stanciu
“Hard times have come and gone and come again.”
All in Homestead
No Small Task
Words by Liz Schroeter Courtney
Photography by Caleb Kenna
Is a Zero Waste Vermont Possible?
A Home of the Heart
Words and Photography by Jessica Lewis Stevens
“The smell of squash soup simmering on the stove mingles with an apple cake spiced with cinnamon baking in the oven.”
Then We Could All Be Prophets
By: Ben Hewitt
Photograph: Dylan Griffin
"I’d prefer to kill animals I’ve known and loved, if only because it means I got to know and love them."
Almost Lost
By: Carolinne Griffin
Photographs: Dylan Griffin
"Despite their city sensibilities and limited funds, this enterprising couple set out to bring the Stickney farm back to life."
Love Hurts
By: Margaret Albee
Photograph: Dylan Griffin
"At every turn I wonder if I am cut out for it. Tough enough. Tender enough."
There Was No One Else
By: Ben Hewitt
Photographs: Penny Hewitt
"I think most of us long for something more meaningful than simple social community, if even we’re fortunate enough to have that (and plenty don’t)."
Summer Color
By: Jessica Lewis Stevens
Photographs: Dylan Griffin
"I like to think turning summer flowers into colors and sewing them into quilts warms more than just our limbs when we’re hovering close to the woodstove in January."
The Heavens Have No Reply
By: Ben Hewitt
Photographs: Dylan Griffin
"Some people believe that cows use their horns to communicate with the heavens."
I Imagine
By: Ben Hewitt
Photograph: Dylan Griffin
It is my curse that I often cannot stop imagining the lives of people I meet, even fleetingly.