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by Mary Ducharme  (February 2015) [caption id="attachment_707" align="alignleft" width="300"] Doris Cookman, 101 years old![/caption] There is an old African saying that when […]

By Mary Ducharme  (December 2014) Among the hundreds of original documents at the Hemmingford Archives are deeds and wills that reveal details […]

by Mary Ducharme  (October 2014) [caption id="attachment_756" align="alignleft" width="480"] 1995 photo: Betty and George MacKenzie on High Street in Hemingford Grey, England. The […]

By Mary Ducharme  (August 2014) Beginning in 1663 nearly 800 French Catholic […]

by Don McEwen  (August 2014) As a child I was always fascinated by the houses and buildings of Ormstown. I became aware […]

text and photo : Norma A. Hubbard  (August 2015) One of the wonderful things about living in the country is the dark […]

text and photos : Norma A. Hubbard  (June 2015) As a child I have fond memories of our woods filled with white trilliums […]

text and photos : Norma Hubbard  (April 2015) [caption id="attachment_559" align="alignright" width="400"] Female Red Poll[/caption] I’ll admit it; I spend a small […]

by Annabel Strate-Friesen and Mary Strate  (August 2014) [caption id="attachment_788" align="alignleft" width="450"] Slashing-and-burning in Eno, Finland, in 1893. photo : I. K. […]

text and photo : Norma A. Hubbard  (February 2015) Life in the country is filled with animals, but living in an old house […]