Tag Archive | New England
Springtime Reception (Haiku) by Bette A. Stevens
Originally posted on Bette A. Stevens, Maine Author:
National Poetry Month is coming to a close and spring has finally arrived here at The Farmstead in central Maine. After three consecutive days of sunshine with temperatures in the 50s—followed by two days of rain—blossoms are sending out official invitations. Needless to say, we’re dressed for…
Life in Colonial America (1492-1763)
Originally posted on Lives Our Ancestors Left Behind:
Colonial America, in the United States, covers the history of European settlements, starting at the beginning of colonization and continuing until the incorporation of the United States. In the late 16th century, England, France, Spain and the Netherlands launched the major colonization programs in the eastern part…
BROOK SONGS a poem by Bette A. Stevens
Originally posted on Bette A. Stevens, Maine Author:
Inspired by nature, I love to walk to down the brook. It’s only a quarter-mile from “The Farmstead” here in Central Maine and no matter the weather or season, the sights and sounds of the water and the abundance of nature’s bounty always manage to refresh my…
#Guestauthor. N. A. Granger(@rhebrewster) and her books. A heroine who knows where she is and what she’s talking about.
Originally posted on Just Olga:
Hi all: As you know on Fridays it’s guest author day. Recently I’ve been trying to catch up with some authors whose blogs I’ve been following for a while, but for some reason I haven’t featured yet. Today, it’s the turn of Noelle Granger (or N.A. Granger in her books).We…
Winter Haiku in Black & White by Bette A. Stevens
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