by: Kellie Underhill (January 26, 2012 at 9:09 pm)
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Walking in Place: Field Trips in Pictou County W(here) Festival* June 26-30 2012 http://wherefestival.wordpress.com Deadline February 21 As part of the W(here) Festival, community members and local artists are encouraged to submit an idea for a field trip or performative walk in Pictou County, NS. Field trips may take place anywhere and [Read More...]
Arts, culture, Environment, Featured Article, Nature
by: Donna Rideout (November 5, 2011 at 12:22 pm)
Canada Geese by Donna Rideout The geese have been absent throughout the summer, Charged with the occupation of bringing up goslings Awaiting the arrival of their flight feathers So that they could be taught to fly in formation And prepare for travelling south with all of their family Each fellow traveler honks excitedly, encouraging the [Read More...]
Arts, Featured Article, Nature
by: Kellie Underhill (June 20, 2011 at 1:08 am)
“Enduring Hearts” of New Brunswick by Michael Maloney Twelve point buck browses while waiting for doe and fawns to traverse the deep snows of the Mighty Miramichi, to join him. Tweet This Share on Facebook
Nature
by: Kellie Underhill (June 19, 2011 at 1:03 am)
“SHEPHERD” of New Brunswick by Michael Maloney Lamb leaves “the shepherd” and becomes lost, meets new friends and plays. Hearing the shepherd’s call, the lamb returns to the flock and its shepherd. Tweet This Share on Facebook
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by: Kellie Underhill (June 18, 2011 at 1:57 am)
“Love of the Common People” of New Brunswick by Michael Maloney Family of Canada Geese living life’s hardships within their community and faith to make ends meet noting the importance of mom and dad and siblings (brothers and sisters). Faith, love and kindness to one another. Tweet This Share on Facebook
Nature
by: Kellie Underhill (June 17, 2011 at 12:48 pm)
“Native Black Bears” at Carroll Road Outfitters New Brunswick by Michael Maloney Bears lie deep within the earth for the winter months, and when they awaken they have a whole new world of dreams and experiences before them. Bears are slow to arouse but can be extremely fierce when provoked. The Native Americans also have [Read More...]
Nature
by: Kellie Underhill (February 24, 2011 at 3:22 pm)
There are still a few spots open for the Free sleigh ride on Saturday at Fletcher’s – Families Welcome! Tweet This Share on Facebook
Business, Children, Family, Nature
by: Kellie Underhill (October 10, 2010 at 1:12 pm)
The Atlantic Salmon Museum in Doaktown, NB, is pleased to let you know they we will be having their annual fish release on Saturday, October 23rd. Help them release their fish buddies to the Southwest Miramichi River. They will be having their last barbeque of the season and their annual end of the season sale [Read More...]
Environment, Family, Nature
by: Kellie Underhill (October 15, 2009 at 1:26 am)
12 Days of Christmas Bread ‘n Molasses magazine is gearing up for its annual holiday extravaganza “12 Days of Christmas” online! If you have a story (true or fiction), poem, photos, videos, songs, paintings, or any other work on a Christmas theme send it to us and your work might be featured on our website [Read More...]
Arts, Business, Children, culture, Environment, Food, Health, Memoir, Nature, personal development
by: Kellie Underhill (October 14, 2009 at 1:33 am)
Signs Slowly, very slowly, it’s moving in, unnoticed ’til the sun uncovers it with its light in gold Lurking there betwixt the lush of green Is a hint of change, ruby red, and bold A challenge thrown to a season growing old As another arrives to take its place in line The green of the [Read More...]
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