Volunteers who love the work and legacy of Celia Thaxter have done a tremendous job keeping Celia's famous garden in beautiful shape. Go here to a link of photos of the garden, which is only accessible by special trip, and that in the summer. Winter currents and winds are rather deadly.
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August 07, 2010
November 15, 2009
Silverstein's Where the Sidewalk Ends Poem/Pic
When I told people I was taking a picture at Shel's grave, in a Jewish cemetery in Chicago, you'd be surprised how many people said straightaway "I bet there is a sidewalk there" or something like that.
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