Newsletter

Our weather has been pretty warm for January and we seem to be having a little snow almost every other day. The best part is that there is not much wind with these little storms so the snow covers everything like confectioners sugar. Drifting down on each branch, limb and pine needle, making our outdoors a winter scene from inside of one of those snow globes. It is snowing hard this morning and we are scheduled to get a few inches followed by a warm up mid week that will have our temperatures in the 30's. Not to hard to take and definitely easy on the wood pile.

I would like to wish you a great Holiday Season and the very best New Year. I have enjoyed another excellent year, met a lot of new folks and spent time with old friends. With more time fishing and boating than I could have ever dreamed and several weeks in northern Maine bird hunting with a couple of good dogs. I am the first to admit to being spoiled.

The Thanksgiving Holiday is now passed and we have had a chance to stop and think about all that we have to be thankful for. Argy and I have two great boys; live in a beautiful place with abundant natural resources and both do work that we love. It is amazing to think that I am able to spend most of my time doing something that I love something that is indeed rare in today's world. I am able to spend a big part of each year outdoors and enjoy the company of many great folks who are there to enjoy the same things that I do.