A very talented guy

ellen howard

Does anyone know where Ellen Is?

More pictures please!

Stop procrastinating and find those pictures and post them. You know who you are - the one with the box in the attic.

Google has now started crawling over this blog which has resulted in some new visitors who we know who just happened to stumble across this. Welcome and please dig out the pictures! Of course, old pictures from NSH won't be as pointed as these, but they would have been if certain ladies we know had access to the internet then. Here's your chance to make up for it.

Scan them in and I will post them. Large files are OK!! bob at soundwaveresearch.com is one place to send them.

Merry Christmas from Dave McClelland

site update: Number of posts on home page now set at 20 for faster download. I'll try to put a "next page" link on the footer if I can figure out how. In the meantime use the Archives link on the right.

Stove School

I teach stove school twice a year to about 30 people. This is class 17 which we had this November.

Native American Heritage Month

I am always delighted to find a picture or quote of Martha in my morning paper. Her comments and images appear fairly frequently because, many of you may know, she is deeply involved in local cultural and environmental groups. This photo accompanied a piece in last Friday's Florida Today on a celebration for Native American Heritage Month (she is addressing the Cocoa City Council). Thought it a fitting, inspiring post for the holiday. --Joe

sculpture & Welding

Playing with fire, melting and bending metal, being creative, and wearing a Hawaiian shirt.

Happy Halloween

Japanese Pumpkins

8,600 feet up

This is us last weekend climbing up a dormant volcano near to us. You can see the snow capped northern Alps in the background.
Here is a link to more pictures of our hike. PK

Boston Tea Party 1967

Shot from the internet of Lou Reed under the circular "praise the lord" that was the target for the blob machines and color projectors of the psychedelic light show.

Here is a link to some posters from the old Tea Party.
Here is some history on the Boston Tea Party.


Here is some more history. My brother Stanley was the stage manager at the Tea Party on Lansdowne Street, which replaced the after it closed on Berkley Street.PK

young john kerry

walter levinson

Julie

Paul and Howard

AT Stephen's House Paul and Stephen's dad

Gian, Stephen and Tracey

At Nancie's BBQ in Framingham.

Here's kind of a squinty picture of Bob, Cindy, Cindy and Will on the front steps of the Fallow's house in Maine, taken in 05.

Julia and Lyn

Julia and Lyn in California recently. What is/was Lyn's last name?

George's Folly

The patchouli oil must be getting to me.

This postcard - a huge 7" high one on heavy card stock - is from the famous and long gone George's Folly store. On the back it says Copyright 1966 Unicorn Designs, New York, Postage five cents. Perfect.

That store (there were at least two, one in Wellesley, the other in Brookline) was filled with granny glasses, rings and bracelets, stash boxes, psychedelic posters, incense burners, and more paraphernalia than Tommy Chong could have dreamed. It was a magic place filled with Nehru jackets and sideburned register clerks, miniskirted girls, and suburban "radicalistas".

This isn't marked Peter Max, but it has the style. Today Peter Max is on the Home Shopping Network, autographing his posters. I bought one.