In the Company of Stone

Before 2023 gets too distant in the rear-view mirror, now’s a good time to catch a reflection of the year’s activities. I was joined on the 2023 constructions by a number of wonderful client partners, collaborators and dry stone professionals.

Dummerston colleague Jared never missed a chance to jump on board. Whitney traveled twice from Virginia, Gabriel, Luke, Aaron and Ben came from western Massachusetts and Jamie traveled south from northern VT. All gave it their all, and I can’t thank them enough. To read more, click through to the full newsletter.

The same as it is with driving, where spending too much time looking in the rearview mirror can be a distraction from what lies in the road ahead, I’ll now start focusing on 2024. I can’t wait to see what’s over the next hill.

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