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Meg Collinson

a writer who lives in Farmington, Maine.

Arts/Features

Midsummer Night’s Dream opens Thursday

January 11, 2009January 14, 2009

First of all, this review will hardly convey the grit of the real thing: Elizabethan comedy, an ancient, incredible play, Midsummer Night’s Dream. If love should ever be mixed up, you can…

Arts

Poet’s Choice: The Passing

November 3, 2008November 3, 2008

The Passing Fly, my night bird, over the fir trees winging from flight to nest, a rustle of wind stirring branches, full moon moving through clouds. Call, O loon, my floating friend,…

News

From the U.K. to Maine: Geese walking

October 13, 2008October 29, 2008

We walked the north Norfolk marshes and paths along the seacoast, watching birds, and remembering the ones we used to know some years ago when my husband and I lived over here…

Features/News

From the U.K. to Maine: Journey’s End

October 6, 2008October 6, 2008

As I walk the footpaths of the village and sea cliffs, here in Ringmore, South Devon, sheep, cattle, ravens, gulls and buzzards claim their part of the scenery and hills. In the…

Features/News

From the U.K. to Maine: Of Cob homes and thatched roofs

October 2, 2008October 2, 2008

In this small village of Ringmore where we are visiting family, I’ve become interested in old methods of building houses. I grew up in Pennsylvania in a large stone home with two-foot-thick…

Features/News

The green view from South Devon, U.K. to Maine

September 29, 2008September 30, 2008

SOUTH DEVON, U.K. – On a bi-annual visit to both our families – my brother and my husband’s tribe – we step out of forested Maine into soft, green hills which meet…

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