Art and Photo by Jane Hart
More Local Flowers by Martin Smolin
Wood Aster
Oriental Lady’s Thumb Knotweed, also known as Tufted Knotweed, Asiatic Smartweed, Bristly Lady’s Thumb. (Evidently this plant is Not Wanted!)
Early Goldenrod
Quilts by Bisa Butler at the Katonah Museum
Photos by Caroline Persell
The exhibit continues until October 4, 2020.
Have You Seen These Great Photos of Parenting in the Wilderness?
Click here to see the series of photos. Thanks to Sally Kellock for sending it.
Art by Hart
Picture and photo by Jane Hart
When the pandemic gets them down, Margaret makes lemon caramel gelato— and Addison walks in it.
Do You See the Sculpture in this Photo?
Photo by Gloria Lewit
Taken in Rockwood Park.
Did You Know Begonias Can Be this Color?
Photo by Priscilla Blakemore
Art by Hart
Art and Photo by Jane Hart
Even with Covid theater closings, the Corbins never stopped performing.
The KoH Residents Council Candidates' Statements are on the Residents Only Page of this Website
Go there to read the statements.
Want to Take More Free Online Classes?
Click here to read an article from the New York Times about them. Here are links to some possibilities:
Click here for the MIT Open Courseware site.
Click here for Class Central. There’s a link there for courses in Ivy League Universities, if that interests you.
Click here for the Open Culture site.
Beautiful Begonias from BrightView
Photo by Priscilla Blakemore
A few months later, with careful tending.
Fawns in Rockwood Park
Photo by Valerie Wallace
Corn Moon Point, Judith Bay, September 1, 2020
Photo by Margo Berger
Art by Hart
Art and Photo by Jane Hart
It was the novel corona virus that shook Darius out of his long hibernation.
Home Grown at Kendal by a Resident
Photo by Rita Benzer
Two Photos of Point Judith, Rhode Island by Margo Berger
Sunrise
Sunset
Art by Hart
Chocolate cake with mice or chocolate mousse? In quarantine with Max, you couldn’t be sure.
Art, photo, and text by Jane Hart
Interested in an Excellent Lecture about the Changing Zeitgeist regarding Race in the U.S.?
If so, you’ll find this long video of a talk plus Q and A by Troy Duster, a past president of the American Sociological Association and retired Professor of Sociology at both the University of California, Berkeley and New York University, very interesting. Click here to see the introductions by the Director of Ashby Village in Berkeley, California and Arlie Hochschild, Professor Emerita of UC Berkeley, followed by Professor Duster’s talk and responses to interesting questions.
Have You Ever Seen A Hummingbird Moth?
Photo by Gloria Lewit
Fortunately for us, Gloria Lewit has and she captured this one with her camera. Thanks, Gloria
Adirondack Clouds August 19, 2020
Photo by Caroline Persell