There’s nothing quite like waking up early in the morning to birds chirping, a cool breeze rustling the trees, and the smell of a lingering fire from the night before. Many of us have these memories, whether from a family camping trip, mornings waking at summer camp, or weekends up north at the family camp. In New England, camp can mean different things to different people, but one thing is for certain – it is an integral part of New England culture.

In this issue we will share stories from and about camp. Those stories told around the fire, late night in bunks, and early mornings by the lake. We hope to share stories about camp traditions, adventures, and anything else that inspires New Englanders’ love of camp.

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- PAST ISSUES -
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VOL. 11
THE MORNINGS ISSUE

Quiet, slow and approachable. Rushed, tasked, outlined. No two mornings are ever the same, but that’s what helps make this region so unique. Explore how morning is spent across the region in our 11th installment.

VOL. 10
THE DWELLINGS ISSUE

Our homes & the spaces where we spend the day's hours inspire us, fill us with warmth, and provide a place of comfort. In this issue our goal is to share a few of these special places that our fellow New Englanders hold dear.

VOL. 9
THE HOMESTEADING ISSUE

Homesteading is a personal experience, where the only requirements are to be adventurous, creative, and adaptable. In this issue we explore traditional homesteaders and modern day interpretations of the movement.

- SUMMER INSPIRATIONS -
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