Spring will come.
Eventually.
To goose it along, last week’s Photo Challenge featured a farm implement.
It was rusted, and looked like it had been in the field forever. But, in true New England fashion, it still seemed usable. (Click here to see.)
Susan Iseman, Seth Schachter, Brian Taylor, Sal Liccione and Ivy Gosseen all knew exactly where to find it: Wakeman Town Farm.
Westport’s environmental and educational center gets thousands of visitors a year. There’s a lot to see and do at the Cross Highway fields and farms.
And one day – hopefully very soon — we’ll all be able to enjoy it, in actual spring weather.
Here is this week’s Photo Challenge. If you know where in Westport you’d see it, click “Comments” below.
(Photo/Mark Mathias)
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outside Wesport old bank building (formerly Patagonia)
On the bank and trust building over Church Lane. Does anyone know what this is? I’ve always wondered.
Is that the side of the old Patagonia building?
Old fire alarm on the old Westport B&T
On the side of what used to be Westport Bank and Trust main office, Church Lane and the Post Road.
looks like the old bank downtown…Jude Siegel
That’s exactly where it is — Church Lane, on the side of the old Westport Bank and Trust/Patagonia/soon to be Compass building.
Dan, I know I’m a bit late with my comment, but it’s VERY unusual that I can identify one of your pictures, But I know it was the old Westport Bank and Trust which backed up to Church Lane.
The old cast iron alarm box at the (former) Westport B&T was a photo challenge a few years ago.
The old bank on church lane were I live. Westport b and t bank
Alarm box, Patagonia formerly bank.