There's a great story about this man, stone, and land. Charlie Allen had met with Jim several times, and as they stood on this spot he declared that when he died, he wanted to be buried there. Well, darned if it didn't happen, and as I shot this photo I was standing on his grave. They got permission from whatever environmental entity, and Charlie was brought up to this spot in a hay wagon for his burial. Dressed in his flannel shirt and jeans, Charlie is at rest on the land that he tended to all his life. He never married, and had no heirs to leave the place to. His brother has the farm next door. |
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This is a GORGEOUS area and I'm jealous of your journey there. These photos capture so much of what I love about MA/New England. I don't think I've seen Trillium since Nature's Classroom in 6th grade - I bet that sight was stunning.
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