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Good Humor by CK Steefel's avatar

Beautiful, charming cabin. I love your taste. Where in NH?

We had a cottage in the Berkshires back in 2006-16. Loved it there.

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Kim Druker Stockwell's avatar

It’s in Franconia, NH. My grandmother built a place at Mittersil, the ski mountain in the 50s so we ended up in the same area twenty years ago. It was all dirt cheap and now after COVID things have gone so far up. Crazy.

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Donna Druchunas's avatar

I’m in NE Vermont. We should meet up some day!

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Kim Druker Stockwell's avatar

OMG...I keep forgetting where all my 'Stackers are geographically! YES! I have to leave Friday to see a kid off Sunday and then plan to be back up for the week. So, maybe in a week?

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Donna Druchunas's avatar

Well DEFINITELY before ❄️ snow!!!

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Good Humor by CK Steefel's avatar

Gorgeous in Franconia! ❤️🌺👏

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Kim Druker Stockwell's avatar

have you been?

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Good Humor by CK Steefel's avatar

Years ago. When the kids were little.

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Kim Druker Stockwell's avatar

its the same....hope you are feeling well...

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Alisa Kennedy Jones's avatar

What a gorgeous glamour cottage! Love how you've done it. When we moved into Shirley Jackson's old house at Bennington, the college had painted over everything this awful institutional white. I went in with that same Farrow & Ball shade, along with loads of textiles, and the whole place became a wonder.

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Kim Druker Stockwell's avatar

It is amazing what paint can do! And textiles...pictures?

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The Midst's avatar

Love the pillow that says If it's not one thing, it's your mother

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Kim Druker Stockwell's avatar

and guess who gave it to me?

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Kim Druker Stockwell's avatar

We didn't have a summer house when I was growing up. My mom and I would visit her family in the Adirondacks for a week or so every Summer. Eventually we had a home there, but I was grown up by then.

I went to a camp for eight weeks from age 9 to 15. So, when I had kids my husband and I wanted them to have a touch stone summer house. A place to relax and exhale. It isn't fancy and there is always something broken or worn out, but it's super cute. No end to the projects we can do here!

What about you?

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