July/August 2006
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Sittin’ on the Dock of the BayBy Carolyn KennedyA cottage chair has to be sturdy, durable, and ready to weather the elements. But most of all, it has to be comfortable. Akwesasne SummersBy Charles WilkinsThe Mohawks and non-natives of tiny Stanley Island have evolved a harmonious community out of turbulent times. My Weekend in the Power ZoneBy Pat LynchHow Pat Lynch survived the big ups and low downs of kiteboarding. Plain and SimpleBy John Bentley MaysPeter and Sharon Whittington hardly needed a blueprint for their Arts and Crafts-style cottage. They’d been building it in their heads for years. Kings of the CastleBy Ray FordIt’s packing and stacking, physics and fun – how sandcastle masters build the ultimate beach house. Highway to HeavenBy Andrea CurtisIt’s smoother, faster, safer – a pipeline to the north and speedier route for distant cottagers. But is that the whole story? Inside the 69/400 megaproject. A Toast to WineThe Holy GrapeBy John DegenWinemaking in cottage country? Brave vintners are breaking new ground. Wine and DineBy Jane RodmellFood wine = delicious recipes.
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