May 2009
The TorchbearersBy Laurel Aziz & Tracy C. ReadThe recipients of our 2009 Green Cottager Awards are working hard for future generations. Beauty on the BarachoisBy Suzanne RobicheauEasy living is the custom at this cool and airy retreat by the sea in PEI. A Tolerable SupperBy Anita LaheyMiniature ecosystems, lichen feed the multitudes and pretty-up our cottage landscape to boot. Roughing It to the BushBy Christine LangloisYou thought your cottage commute was tough! Consider this family’s multi-vehicle journey. The Cottage That Got AwayBy Jay TeitelTales of love and loss weave through our family archives. Brewers’ FeastBy Tony ArmstrongBeer in food? It’s not just for chugging anymore. Recipes online. 4 Ways to Use Water BetterBy Ray FordCottage-friendly technologies to help you get more from your H20 and save your hard-earned cash. PutteringHit List: 10 five-gallon bucket ideas - plus two more
exclusively on cottagelife.com Also in this issue:WaterfrontMy favourite know-it-all; pollinator counters wanted; Don’t Ask Zim!; Reporter; safer wildlife crossings; six-word contest winners; website for Great Lakes boaters sweetwatercruising.com Cottage Q&ABy Jackie DavisGeothermal heating and cooling; wasp-nest removal; trespassing branches; mould cleanup; foot-valve anchor Cottage WatchBy Peter GorrieHigh stakes: Will uranium mining ruin cottage country? Online bonus: a list of resources for cottagers Solutions: Cottage SharingBy Peter LillicoSuccessfully sharing the cottage: Can we all get along? Nature ScrapbookBy Tim TinerThe fisher king: The belted kingfisher heralds its arrival in the north. WeekenderWater babies: Whatever the species, little ones never tire of splashing about. |
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