Jim Whitehouse: Mystery boxes and the Riddle of the Stone Barn
The only way we can pursue the Riddle of the Stone Barn is to look in the boxes we have piled on the ground next to the driveway.
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The only way we can pursue the Riddle of the Stone Barn is to look in the boxes we have piled on the ground next to the driveway.
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Jim Whitehouse There is nothing like a walk in the woods to scrub one’s psyche. As a kid, I spent untold hours in the woods with my friends, exploring, building forts, huts and dams and hunting turtles, snakes and butterflies. Playing tag, hide and seek, racing our bikes along the trails, skinny dipping in the “crick.” We camped in the woods, we shot old cans with our BB guns, we climbed trees, we built campfires. As an adult, my love for the woods has not waned. My beloved wife, Marsha, and I are fortunate to live on the edge of a nature center, so we’ve enjoyed some wonderful wa...