Construction by Rachel A. Wllliams.
Category: Postcards
Sleigh bells passed down
These belonged to the wonder horse Prince, who appears in my genealogical blog Orphan George. As a figure in our family, he was owned by my grandfather, who picked him up from two older brothers in succession. And now they’re going on to my daughters. Bet they cost a pretty penny, back in the day.
Pork tenderloin medallions
Incredibly tender and tasty, served here with rice, a carrot salad, and fresh parsley. In case you’re looking for a dependable holiday hit.
What’s in the air
And on the ground, too
At the noodle house
Have I mentioned I love Japanese cuisine? This is at the ramen soup restaurant in Bangor.
Buddy board at Horn Run
Once more, on schedule
Moment of reflection
Dick in fine weather on a trail behind his farm.
Smoke with kitchen sunlight
You seldom know what you’ll find in an old barn
Well, it is the premise of this blog. For the record, a lot of our junk was stored under this floor, though this barn in York, Maine, was never ours.
Jnana's Red Barn 