By David Klinger To employ the vehicle of planned giving to benefit a special place in Maine was a decision in which I had no choice and precious little say — because my gift was determined long before I arrived on the scene. My gift was determined one summer day in 1908 when Mabel Loomis … | Read more.
By David Klinger Yes, there’s going to be a “Friends of Hog Island” work week in 2004, and you’re invited! We’ll be gathering June 13-18 for another round of fellowship, good times, and some fulfilling pre-season work in behalf of the Audubon Camp in Maine. This year, our session will be a bit more “bare … | Read more.
David Klinger represented the “Friends of Hog Island” at the first meeting of the Hog Island Strategic Planning Committee at Maine Audubon Society headquarters in Falmouth on January 19. The panel of Maine and National Audubon employees, Maine Audubon board members, other camp directors in mid-coast Maine, and Keene Neck Road neighbors will craft a … | Read more.
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Jani runs an errand Hog Island style
Eric getting sunset shot
Another stunning sunset
Eric
Oh my, you missed this!
Helen, Jo, Loretta, and Mary wondering what to do next!
What are you looking at Eric? We´re over here!
Sue presents Juanita with the "spark" award!
Hey ho, Hey ho, another load to go, hey ho, hey ho
Yet another load of lumber to unload
Libby starts her puzzle
Fishin in the fog, just fishin in the fog
Helen and Phil load their luggage aboard the Lunda
Robert and Gaye bid a fond farewell to Hog Island
Eric: "I´m rowing. I´m rowing"
Robert: "See I can hold up the Brige with one finger"
Phil, Helen, and Mary bid adieu
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There’s always a rainbow at Hog Island
From Juanita Roushdy, President, Friends of Hog Island Do you remember being at Audubon camp on Hog Island for the first time and hearing a strange word dropped into conversations and introductions – “fowee” “fohigh”. What did it mean? At the end of the session, you realized it was one of those delightful acronyms, which … | Read more.