dispatches from the new world of work

Saving Grace

From Mexico City tomorrow night to respite-land, Tinmouth Vermont. Above, Grey Meadow Farm in May (this year); I've also added a few more farm-in-May pics at Flickr. (The Big Deal: The Farm allows me to de-compress in, literally, minutes.)

Tom Peters posted this on 06/07/06.

Comments

Glorious! The farm looks amazing - Gary must be exhausted. Thanks so much for posting the whole series. I miss it.

Posted by Shelley at June 7, 2006 4:39 PM

Shelley, it's a little unfair as you well know. There is that magnificent, ever so brief moment when what I call "new green" is the rule of the day--and it's breathtaking. Another reason things look good is that a lot of stuff Susan planted 4 or 5 years ago is really coming into its own.

Posted by tom peters at June 7, 2006 5:06 PM

I stared at the pic for a minute and decompressed just sitting here at the office. :)
Thanks

Posted by tango5 at June 9, 2006 7:51 AM

Shelley and Tom

Some day you kids must check out my domain...blue lake, white sand...tranquility plus...no maple syrup...but tons of blueberries...Mike

Posted by mike neiss at June 12, 2006 8:07 PM

Shelley and Tom

Some day you kids must check out my domain...blue lake, white sand...tranquility plus...no maple syrup...but tons of blueberries...Mike

Posted by mike neiss at June 12, 2006 8:07 PM