Nestled into a small dark corner of the entrance to a beautiful old one room school house, is a vintage broom that just seems to have a story to tell. The well worn bristles have completed the duty of the guiding hands. Even the cob web tells the story of the hard work of the spider trying to weave it's web. Depth and character ... it's all there.
A bit further down the road was such an usual sight that after driving by it, I just had to go back and check it out further. Looking at it from a distance was integrating but just not enough. Coming in closer, I started circling these mournful structures. Getting closer just added to the intrigue. I actually felt myself start to sway ... what the heck! There is a strange life to these teepees.
Then it became a quest to find even more Vermont twigs and the ways these wonderful folks use natural resources to enhance their lives. I bet these twigs at the top of the canape, can tell tails of weddings and perhaps soft whispers between people who found themselves in its shadows.
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