October 2008
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Drop-Off ZoneBy Leslie YoungCreate a multi-function storage space in an underused area of your cottage. The White HouseBy Gwen SmithVintage finds, a touch of whimsy, and a truck full of paint make for a simply stylish retreat. Happy TrailsBy Ray FordHow a well-planned path takes you from here to there quickly, safely, and treading lightly. Secrets of Presqu’ileBy Kim PittawaySmugglers, squatters, and shipwrecks: The MacKenzie clan has seen it all in six generations on Lake Ontario. Flip It, Fold It, Wrap It, Stack ItBy Jane RodmellThe pancake isn’t just for breakfast anymore—from basics to crepes to clafouti and more. PutteringSaturday Project: Games table. Download the
template for this project. Also in this issue:On the Waterfront Cottage WatchBy Christine LangloisYou’ll be getting your updated property assessment any day now. Don’t panic. Here’s how to handle it. SolutionsBy Ray FordIt sneaks in quietly, invisibly, imperceptibly. The cottage hazard you can’t detect and the essential device that can. Cottage Q&ABy Christine LangloisBurning garbage; defibrillators; air intake for woodstoves; deer deformity; ice scours. Nature ScrapbookBy Tim TinerTravellin’ blues: The jays are movin’ on. WeekenderBy Graham RoumieuLesser-known cottage-closing traditions. |
 On newsstands September 8, 2008   |
