OUR GALLERY PAGE

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Welcome to our periodically changing GALLERY PAGE. We fearure photo galleries of some of our adventures here in New England.

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An old fashioned cozy Christmas in a 250 year old New Hampshire house...

15 years ago we were the first to present a photo gallery of our historic home at Christmastide.

The old cape is simply magical at that time of year and we wanted to welcome you over our threshold in hopes that it would bring a smile to your faces and warm your hearts. Many of you have written us to tell us how much you love and look forward to our gallery above any other each year, and how much joy it brings.

We are so grateful to be able to open our little home and to share Christmastide in New England with you.

~Adam and Mary Spencer

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We're still decorating and doing!

We'll be adding more NEW photos to this gallery every few days.

As beekeepers, we've done our tree a little differently this year. We have 'bee lights' on it, along with the natural things we've always loved. We don't 'do' commercial 'ornaments'. Along with the adorable 'bee lights', we have cranberry garlands, dried orange slices, little birds' nests and little birds.

This is just a 'sneak peek'. Our tree pictures are coming here soon!

We're adding more photos to the gallery as we decorate and also of some of our holiday outings.

Adam's original hand painted artwork.

"Wassail! Wassail! All over the town
Our toast it is white, our ale it is brown,
Our bowl it is made of a maplin tree;
We be good fellows all, I drink to thee."

"At Christmas be mery, and thanke God of all:
And feast thy pore neighbours, the great with the small."

"Good bread and good drinke, a good fier in the hall,
brawne, pudding and souse, and good mustard withall.
Beefe, mutton, and porke, shred pies of the best,
pig, veale, goose and capon, and turkey well drest;
Cheese, apples and nuts, joly Carols to heare,
as then in the countrie is counted good cheare."