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Laurrapin Grille
- Address:
209 North Washington Street
Havre De Grace, MD 21078Neighborhood:
Havre De Grace
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Laurrapin Grille
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.laurrapin.com/
- Phone: (410) 939-4956
- Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Thursday 11am to 10pm
Friday - Saturday 11am to 12am
Sunday - 12pm to 5 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Gastro Pub, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Bruce Clarke
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: No party is too big...No party is too small. The Laurrapin's trained professional staff will handle all the details to make your event one you and your guests will truly enjoy. Let us meet with you to design a menu that will satisfy your palate and your budget. We are able to execute simple buffets and hors d"oeuvre receptions to custom multi-course plated dinners, backyard barbeques and theme parties.
- Private Party Facilities: The Laurrapin Grille has space available in the restaurant to accommodate private parties up to 40 people.
- Private Party Contact: Sherifa Clarke 4109394956
- Entertainment: Live Music Friday and Saturday nights.
A word from Laurrapin Grille
Executive Chef and Owner Bruce Clarke presents New American/Northern California cuisine with a local Chesapeake flair. The menu reflects seasonally available ingredients, focusing on clean, simple flavors. The Laurrapin serves only the freshest organic products whenever possible as well as sustainable meat and seafood. We constantly seek out locally sourced ingredients, work with organic growers, and support sustainable processes and techniques. At the Laurrapin, it"s about finding the best ingredients from Harford and Cecil Counties and beyond. We're strong believers in knowing exactly where our food comes from, so that when you enter the Laurrapin, you'll know it too.Continued
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Laurrapin Grille reviews from OpenTable diners
84 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (48)fit for foodies (46)vibrant bar scene (22)special occasion (18)hot spot (18)great for lunch (17)romantic (16)notable wine list (16)good for groups (16)great for brunch (7)kid-friendly (5)late-night find (4)scenic view (4)Show More
- Laurripin Grille HDGOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/21/2014Went for our anniversary dinner. The food was amazing and service was excellent! I would definitely recommend it to others!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014I took my friend there for her birthday the service was top notch and the food was excellent. We had a wonderful time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Eclectic and tasty menu!CharDined on 11/15/2014Too often do the gems go unnoticed! The food here was first, visually appealing, and second, delicious. This restaurant offers a teensy twist on every day faves, ensuring that everyone finds something they want and no one is bored by mediocrity.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/14/2014My son, Marc DiPasquale, plays music at the Laurrapin and we enjoy bring out friends and family when he plays. We usually have about 10 to 20 people with us. Great food and a fun place to spend the evening.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Found the secret roomOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/12/2014I almost didn't return to this restaurant. I'm in town monthly on business. I enjoyed the food but the noise is SO LOUD! Feels like a frat house out front. Found a smaller back room that I probably will regret telling you about! It was freezing back there (left my coat on) but worth it for the quiet (normal quiet). Lamb shank very good, appreciated I could order San Pellegrino since I don't drink when traveling solo. Will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice eveningkathDined on 11/8/2014Nice evening with friends, interesting menu, great service. We were in the back room, very nice, as it was a bit quieter.Special Features:
- Couldn't decide the best dishAndreaDined on 11/7/2014Four of us enjoyed our meal, the drinks, and the music. We couldn't decide who had the best dish - - lamb shank, tuna, or fish. Service was a little slow, but they were very busy. And the band was one of the best I've heard in awhile.Special Features:
- Busy Night in Havre de GraceSTUFFEDVIPDined on 11/7/2014House Of Cards was filming across the street on the night I was here, plus it was First Fridays, so parking was very difficult to find. The restaurant was very crowded but our table was ready as soon as we arrived for our reservation. Our first round of drinks took awhile to get, but the restaurant and bar were very crowded so this didn't bother us too much. Somewhere in the middle of our meal we got a different waiter, but again, this didn't bother us. The portions are a little small for the prices (I had the dogfish which was on special that night). This has always been one of my favorite spots in the area.Special Features:
- Great Time!kwvuDined on 10/10/2014Laurrapin Grille is a fun place with great food, beer selection, and excellent service! Keith was fantastic server and provided excellent recommendations. We look forward to going back and hope Keith will wait on us again.Special Features:
- Coulda been 5 StarsMickDined on 10/9/2014I had two associates in town from AZ and wanted to turn them on to great MD seafood. I don't do seafood, but the menu on line listed Lamb Shank so I'm covered. My pals from the desert ordered Crab Cakes, and Rockfish, and I ordered the Lamb. A few minutes later, our server returned to tell me they had just run out of the Lamb. So I ordered Skirt Steak medium rare. Our main course was served...my guests dishes were excellent, but my steak was over cooked. Our server took the steak back to the kitchen and said they were going to make me a new one. The food was good, and the manager provided comps on the check to compensate for the problems we had. I'll probably give them another chance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Local food is great...butlocavoreDined on 10/9/2014We did not receive a menu for the steamers that r offered, it was 'steamer night', no prices available or description. We loved the shrimp bisque, salad was good, but bread disappointing. We used to live in the Berkshires and enjoyed Berkshire Mountain Bakery breads, one of the best bakeries in the US. If you used their pizza crusts, which can be shipped to you, your pizza would improve by 100%. It's sour dough. The reason we came to Laurrapin was because you served local food, which we deeply appreciate. I am a member of the Community Alliance for Responsible Eco-Farming and support local organic whenever I can.
- Second time - not as impressedcdswDined on 10/7/2014My first time my boyfriend & I came to Laurrapin Grille was a couple weeks ago & we were blown away! Great service, great food and a fantastic happy hour. We just had to come back. Two nights ago we came back and experienced the worst waitress we've ever had. As a server myself, I know that it can be busy & hectic but letting a table sit for nearly 20 minutes is unacceptable. The manager basically took over our table! From the one or two times that she did come to our table she seemed out of it & aloof. The manager, however, was great & so was the food. We will be back but just a little let down since the first experience was so awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SALT LICK CENTRALOnly1EmariDined on 10/4/2014I was utterly disappointed in the dinner I got here last night! I had a friend with me visiting from out of town and I wanted to introduce her to proper MD style Crab Cakes and other local fare. The food, which was not cheap by any means, was the most ridiculously, saltiest food that I've ever had! The Drunken Clams were a joke of over done, chewy mess and the Rockfish and Crab Cakes were inedible after a few bites. The waitress checked on us once after we sat there for an hour. I have no idea how or why there were people even in the restaurant unless they were two sheets to the wind (actually, the bar seemed to be the only thing going for it). Spend your hard earned $$ elsewhere - I totally regret spending ours here.Special Features:
- Good Food - Bad ServiceErnTableDined on 10/4/2014We arrived about 15 min. early & were seated quickly. Our waitress was attentive and our apps came quickly & were good. Main courses came quickly. My guest was a vegetarian & she discovered what she thought was a non-vegetarian ingredient (goat cheese) in her dish - she asked our server if she could verify & she said would check with her manager...and after this point seemed to 'abandon' our table - no refills, no more checking in with us. Service was great until this point...when she finally she finally came back, we asked if she found out if there was goat cheese in the dish - she replied 'I don't think so' and proceeded to avoid us for the rest of the meal. I'm normally not a harsh critic, but was not happy with our treatment.Special Features:
- Good food, as alwaysPOGO62Dined on 10/2/2014Laurrapin Grille fills its menu with all locally-sourced farm products. The menu changes seasonally but they retain some of their all time favorites. Always a great meal here.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/1/2014My daughter loves Laurrapin Grille and was delighted to dine while home for a visit. Thank you for a great experience.Special Features:
- One of my favorite restaurantsSarahHDined on 9/27/2014The food and service is always amazing. Everything is from local farms and you can see and taste the freshness.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh but sparseLindaJPSDined on 9/27/2014The food at Laurrapin was very, very fresh. We greatly enjoyed that fact. However, the taste/flavors were nothing special. The portions were small and the price was large! For two people, who didn't order any alcohol or dessert, we walked out of Laurrapin spending $75 (and neither of us got steak!). Don't think we'll be returning any time soon.Special Features:
- DelightfulcpdeweyDined on 9/26/2014Fantastic food from local farms, great atmosphere and wonderful service. great date spot too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice evening!LeeGDined on 9/23/2014We celebrated my mother's 82nd birthday on a weeknight at Laurrapin Grille -- Rich was our waiter, and he took good care of us. Laurrapin Grille never disappoints!Special Features:
- Not a real seafood placeDCiteDined on 9/21/2014We picked this Restaurant out from Yelp. We were hoping to find a seafood restaurant that we hadn't tried before. Unfortunately this place just really isn't seafood restaurant. They did not have crabs and they did not have fresh oysters. We had the crab cakes which were good but we were frustrated by the fact that that was really our only seafood choice on the menu which had few appealing choices. Overall, this was a bit of a disappointing experience. Also, the restaurant was almost empty when we were there on a beautiful Sunday afternoon.
- Not goodColeDined on 9/20/2014Sadly, I always have high hopes for this restaurant, and I continue to be let down. I recommend the corn chowder and that is about it. 2 people at my table had crab cakes, and they did was pick shells out of theirs mouths. My friend and I had the Rockfish, so bland. Not only were they out of at least 5 items at 7:30 on a Saturday night, they sauce changed when we ordered our fish. It was suppose to come with a lemon sauce and when I ordered it, it changed to a tasteless shrimp sauce. I was hoping that dessert would save my dismal experience, but they did not have one chocolate item on the dessert menu!??! How does a restaurant not have one chocolate item on the menu?
- Great FoodWayneDined on 9/18/2014I eat at Laurrapin frequently and have never been disappointed. My favorite dish there is Osso-Buco. Much of the food is from local farmers. There are several dining areas, including a bar. I prefer the small room away from the noise around the bar. Laurrapin can be a swinging place on weekends.Special Features:
- Awesome spot!cdswDined on 9/16/2014Came here for the first time a couple nights ago - loved it! Was waiting for my boyfriend so grabbed a spot at the bar...great happy hour & a nice bartender! Was sat a bit before our reservation time which was great. Calamari was to die for! We both got sandwiches...Harford County french dip & the bison burger - both very good. The half price bottles of wine on Tuesdays are a plus too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Saturday NightDianeDined on 9/13/2014Food was outstanding. The specials were very inspired and creative. Some fun flavors. Very eclectic decor. Wait staff very knowledgeable. Only drawback, very loud.Special Features:
- Scallop special was a jokeBeePeepDined on 9/12/2014We went to Laurrapin Grille during the course of a day trip to Havre de Grace. We were seated next to the hallway/bathroom and asked to be moved. We were told all the other tables were reserved, even though there was only one other couple in the dining room at the time. The hostess did return shortly and give us a better table. The cheese plate appetizer was good and my partner's chicken entree was very good. However, my entree was so disappointing that I would not return or recommend the restaurant. Imagine paying $22 for a total of three scallops and a quarter cup of rice. It was an appetizer priced and served as an entree. I emailed the restaurant to let them know of our experience, good and bad, but have not heard back from them yet.
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/5/2014We love Laurrapin and frequent it often. The food is alway excellent and they can accommodate gluten free!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a gem!jmevball28Dined on 8/30/2014We were recommended this restaurant by a co-worker, it was for a laid back birthday celebration and fit our plans perfectly. We sat in the lounge area with a nice view of the neighborhood and bar area without being right at the bar. The decor was inviting and updated. Our server was amazing, he made recommendations right off the bat and was able to answer all questions we had promptly. He said the drunken clams were great, he was right. He said the fig mojito was awesome, right again. Two of our party had the rock fish, which was amazing. My mother in law had the vegetable wellington which she loved. I had the pear Gorgonzola salad with blackened tuna which was perfect. It's not close by but will definitely be worth the return trip!Special Features:
- hungryDined on 8/29/2014we used to enjoy the food. Perhaps we felt negative due to the screaming child that was out of control. Will try to grille one more time.
- Great food & atmosphereSaltlifemacDined on 8/28/2014We've eaten at Laurrapin Grille twice in one month and have yet to find anything "bad" about this place. Great food, great atmosphere, great service and a great price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sal4diningDined on 8/20/2014We travel nearly an hour to dine at Laurrapin Grille. Perhaps that alone says it all. The service always is outstanding. The food always is very good. The restaurant offers a variety of "moods" from the very casual bar, a casual dining area and the more formal (never stuffy) dining room. If we lived closer, we'd dine there regularly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Incredibly loudOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/19/2014would have loved this place had it NOT been so incredibly LOUD. Not "energetic" as your choices allow. Too damn loud. Tiny table, hard chairs. Excellent menu selections. happened to be Steak &Wine night. As usual, my husband's first wine selection unavailable. Food prepared well, but NY strip not as good as TR/Frederick or LJs/hagerstown. Ossobuco excellent. I do business in town 1-2 days a week. Will have to expore other options before I return.Special Features:
- Wonderful place!CPB1Dined on 8/16/2014My husband, adult son and I had dinner at the Laurrapin Grille on Friday night when there was live music. It was our first time in Havre de Grace as well as the restaurant, and we had a wonderful meal. The service was friendly, the food was delicious and the band was enjoyable to listen to. We will be back!Special Features:
- Interesting MenuOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 8/13/2014There is a variety of food choices on the menu which is very important to me.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/10/2014This was our first meal there. The wait staff was very helpful and pleasant. The food was very good, with some creative selections that we enjoyed. Worth going back even though we are an hour away.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hard to sayCharlieDined on 8/9/20146 of us dined. Half of us really liked our dishes, the rest thought food was just fair. Great service, desserts and specialty cocktails. Small touristy town, so for nicer dining this may be the best overall choice.
- MacGrouseDined on 8/8/2014Enjoyed our visit and will definitely return when we are in the area.Special Features:
- Steamer night...seisanDined on 8/7/2014We had a great dinner, whole red snapper with wild rice and swiss chard as well as the farm house pizza. We followed up with the crème brulee. The service was very good. The steamed mussels and oysters for appetizer were also fresh and delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- never disappoints!outnaboutDined on 8/1/2014It's been way too long since we visited the Laurrapin! I was so excited to come back and enjoy their food, everything is fantastic and the service was top notch. It was so good we came back the next day for lunch. if you're in Havre de Grace or even close to it do yourself a favor and go to the Laurrapin, you'll will not regret it!Special Features:
- The following 348 reviews are from the Laurrapin Grille reviews archive.
- Nice find!!ptdoc2persDined on 7/31/2014Very pleasant atmosphere with a lot of local charm; decor and food with local touches. The food presentation and quality was exceptional as were the choices and the recommendations by the waitress.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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well then. i wasn't quite expecting that, although, I don't listen to these guys enough to know if this is what they usually sound like.
>>>> Bring the Ruckus
Digging: Insides - Euphoria
Wow, Alexi's voice didn't sound like crap. Who'd have thought? Best song they've put out for a long time.
Digging: Devin Townsend Project - Z2
Not bad, anything off of HCD is better.
definitely looking up after the last 2 albums
this is way better. first song was lame.
Digging the black metal influence, they haven't had much of that in a very long time.
Digging: Taake - Stridens hus
Hmm not bad at all, diggin the album cover.
Digging: Stolas - Allomaternal
Children of Bodom on p4k? lol wut
yesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyes gonna rule
Digging: Ghost Brigade - IV - One with the Storm
Wow, this is actually really good. Really nice Dissection-esque black metal influence in there.
Pitchfork is making rewievs of children of bodom, lol. Actually this work is pretty decent.
Very black metal but still doesn't really feel like old bodom for me. Where are the goddamn awesome keyboards!!?
Wow, this is actually really good. Really nice Dissection-esque black metal influence in there.
Follow the reaper and hatebreeder rapes this but is better than the crap of their 2 latest works
There was a radio rip roaming a few weeks ago, but good to hear this in better quality.
Digging: Bloodbath - Grand Morbid Funeral
Good song, holds its own with HCDera
Digging: Warren of Ohms - The Wolf and The Fox
Sounds way better than anything from the two latest releases. Still not very convincing though
Blooddrunk was pretty badass. The last one was not so good.
Blooddrunk was the worst thing ever
Blooddrunk was good, last one was not as great, but this is looking very promising.
this is nice, so glad they got rid of the keyboards
Blooddrunk was awful, but I'm actually looking forward to this now though.
Soooo much better than the last 2. Alexi dosent sound like shit, and the guitar section was actually interesting!!
I rather enjoyed Blooddrunk and this is pretty good too. Really loving that black metal riff.
Yah, enjoying this song more than anything they've done in years.
Woah...this is actually pretty cool.
Surprisingly pretty good.
fuck this band
I'm not really sure why all of you are digging this so much more than their past few albums.
It was an alright track.
Digging: Kenn Nardi - Dancing With the Past
fuck this band [2]
so this was actually good
not holding my breath but this should be their best since aydy
Digging: Renounced - The Melancholy We Ache
pitchfork brings the metal!
I can get behind this
Digging: Hurt - Volume One
Blooddrunk was really boring.
Digging: Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - In Glorious Times
fuck this band [3]...is good!!
Wreckless forever and Are You Dead Yet? were both p bad. Blooddrunk had some really good songs and the drumming was tight.
Are you Dead Yet? was better than the last two...Its the last CoB album I thought was respectable
See above comment
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Digging: Bobby Barnett - Little Wounds
c'mon man nothing boring about hatebreeder
Are you dead yet was pretty crap.
Song was OK. Was hoping for another song in the vein of Transference. Transference would've fit right in on HCD, and I really, really want Bodom to go back to their early style.
Everyone wants that. Isn't going to happen. Maybe if Alexi gets sober?
Decent tune. Album could be cool.
This is probably the best I've heard them in a long time.
"fuck this band"
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I'm late to the party, but this is great news!!!!!!!
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I'm going to keep my expectations in check here. Otah was really good.
I hope that he can just stay healthy and perform at an average level this year. That would still be a massive improvement over last year.
erThis is a big move with a lot of potential, all depends on where Otah is exactly with his health and conditioning.
Searching twitter for some of the inside guys, apparently, Otah is ready to go.
Still wondering how much intel the Jets did on Otah before making the move.
Very intriguing. Not only is Otah a significant upgrade, he's a former #19 overall pick, 26 years old. Obviously, health is key, hopefully this is a move where the player needed a change of scenery.
Hunter still brings very good depth to the OL at OT.
If Jeff Otah can return to previous form?
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great move if he's healthy. I'm not so sure he is. Now the team has admitted they have little confidence in Hunter and if Otah isn't healthy things could get ugly. Might have been a safer move just to go get Vernon Carey....
I love the move. Competition is always a great thing and Wayne Hunter up until now had no competition for his job. Did anyone really think Vlad was going to compete for the job?
There's some "IF's" that go with Otah though. If he can recover and stay healthy, he'll transform our OL. It's possible he could transform the OL into one comparable of 2009. That would truly be a great thing.
the jets can always need depth. a conditional pick may be a bargain if the guy can get healthy and motivated. on the other hand hunter is also a pretty big guy and doesn't get injured. if he can learn the position better then the jets will be fine.
This is a HR or strike out move and given the fact he practically hasn't played in 2 years it shows the Jets are probably still pretty confident with Hunter.
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In New Hampshire, we have notches. Notches between the mountains. This is Crawford Notch. Along time ago, when I was a small girl who read a lot of books, I read Nathaniel Hawthorne. I loved his stories. The Great Stone Face. The House of Seven Gables. And the short story, The Ambitious Guest. This story intrigued me, way down to my inner core. It was based on a true story. I never dreamed, that small girl on the west coast, that I would ever get to New Hampshire and find Crawford Notch. As far as the east is from the west.
So life goes, and one day I found myself living in New Hampshire. Raising a family and becoming a real "Live free or Die" girl. Still, down in the southern part of the state, the White Mountains were as far as the north is from the south. It was many years before I finally got there.
So, all those years I wondered. Why? What would make a man take his family to such a place? Far from friends and neighbors. Only wilderness. Mountains and rocks and trees and wild rivers and wild animals. Why did Samuel Willey go there in that spring of 1825? His wife? Did she like this adventure? Or was she afraid and lonely? His five children? Yes. They must have loved the wild freedom of this place. The two hired men? I guess they needed a job!
When I finally got to Crawford Notch, though, then I knew. I knew exactly why he went there. I sit there now, on the foundation stones of that little house, and I know. The mountains are a presence. You can feel them. Down in the notch you can feel the great height. You can hear the great echoing silence. If you were blind, you would know that you were small and insignificant. That you were surrounded by something mighty.
Here the Saco River is small and it curls around the boulders and runs chuckling over the rocks. Waterfalls roar down the steep mountain and crash and roar into the little river. I know. Further down the Saco widens out and deepens and is a mighty river. Here it is gentle and lovely. On that night of August 28, 1826 they say the river rose twenty feet. I try to picture it, but it's impossible.
You can see where there have been recent landslides. Where the rocks and earth have slid down the mountain leaving great, bare gashes. I've tried to imagine what it sounded like that rainy summer night. The Willey family snug and cozy in their little house. Reading in the fire light. They say the Bible was left open to the 18th Psalm. That Psalm, that speaks about thunder and lightning and shaking the foundations of the earth. I picture Samuel reading those words to his family. Reading them while the rain poured and the river rose. " Thou hast given me the shield of Thy salvation; Thy right hand hath holden me up, and Thy gentleness hath made me great."
They had seen many slides. Samuel had built a cave as a safe place for his family to go to if one came near the little house. This night when the earth shook and the mountain roared, they tried to go to their safe place. But the big rock behind the house parted the land slide. It divided and made two slides. One on either side. And the little house stood. All calm and serene and safe in that sea of rocks and trees and mud. And they were all crushed and gone. When searchers came to find how the Willeys had fared, the fire still smoldered in the hearth. The table and chairs sat empty, The dog whimpered in the stillness.
"All things comes to him what waits" said my old friend Pete, when I told him that I had finally found Crawford Notch. I have been there now many times. In the summer when it is crowded with tourists. In the fall, when the mountains are misty and half hidden in the clouds. When the leaves are umber, and mahogany and gold. When the snow is high and the mountains are white. In the spring, when the water rushes and the wind blows cold. Always I sit on the wooden steps of the forest service building and drink my cup of hot black coffee. And I listen. I listen to the silence and the majesty. I listen to the shrouded past. I feel the smallness of life. I leave refreshed. "Thou hast enlarged my feet under me, that they will not slip."
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Riding Around New England (Lost Nation)
Some times..it just happens. You might have a different name for it. But I call it Magic. I mean - if you suddenly came upon this sign? There is nothing else you can do. You follow the arrow! It's so delicious. I say it over again now and then, to myself. "Lost Nation". It's a narrow little road. It goes up hill. Around every corner. on the top of every crest, I am holding my breath. What will I see? What will I find? In a Lost Nation?
I don't know about the rest of the year. But in October the Lost Nation is made of gold. The bright reds and oranges are gone past. But the gold! As if old Midas has swept through. The Tamaracks. Golden trees. The only needle tree that turns color and loses its needles in the fall. The ferns. The sedge grass in the swampy places. The little birch leaves, dancing in the wind. The wild apples. All along the road are wild apple trees. Loaded with golden apples. We stop and pick one, eating it in the cold mist. It's sweet and juicy, and every bite has a savory tang that you will never get from a domestic apple.
We don't meet any cars. We don't see any people. We're all alone on the road to the Lost Nation. Is this is? Is this all there is? Just the wind, skirling through the treetops? Just the river, purling along beside us? Just the clouds, hanging low over the mountains? Just the mist keeping the wipers swishing across the glass?
Just an old barn and a few scattered out buildings, leaning forlornly into the wind? The road is rough, with pot holes and rocks and cracks. We joggle along, enchanted. We come upon a For Sale sign. Just sitting there. On a steep gully. With a dirt drive wandering out of sight. Almost, we miss it. " Can we back up?" I ask him. We can. It's the tiniest house we've ever seen. Half hidden by the birches. It's golden, too. I DO believe in magic!
No parking lot. Nothing but the peaceful green meadow surrounding it. The cheerful red door. The clean white steeple. The sparkling windows. The drifts of fallen leaves. The misty mountains in the distance. We read the sign.
We have found Lost Nation. It's right here. It's a winding road. It's thing of great, golden beauty. It's apples. Its the kiss of rain on our faces. It's a tiny house with a red chair. Its a little church in the valley. It's in our hearts, from now on.
Sunday, September 28, 2014
Listening Point
Everyone needs a listening point. A place where you can hear silence. A place where you can be still and know God. A place where you can hear when He speaks in a still, small voice. A place where you can hear the whisper of your own heart. Life is so noisy and busy, some times you can't hear any thing. So you go to your listening point.
I found mine a long time ago. I had permission from the owner. I would take my coffee and go listen. They called it Reflections at Turtle Cove. I called it Moonlight Cove. Long before they named it. Long before they built a house there and I couldn't go there anymore. It's still Moonlight Cove to me.
Because, you know, when you find your self some where on a full moon night. When the air is warm. When there is no wind. When there is not a ripple on the water. Only the huge moon above you, and the water is golden and there are no shadows and you can see the past and the future. Then you fall in love with that place. It will always be yours. Though you be far away, though you cannot go there. It will forever be in the very core of you.
I know why they called it Turtle Cove. I saw them there. All summer and spring and fall. Turtles. Big ones and wee baby ones and in between ones. They hung out there, like teenagers in a parking lot. Little fish darted there. Frogs boomed and caught unwary dragon flies. Dragon flies with iridescent wings. King fishers croaked from the trees.
In the mornings the water was gauzy with mist. Mist rising with the warmth of the sun. Mist hiding reality and making it swirl. Then the sun would slip up and the mist would rise, and there would be the shore line reflected in the mist and in the water. Three paintings, beauty tripled. Then the morning breeze would break up the painting. Pieces, like a jigsaw puzzle. Just before it disappeared.
The afternoon sun . Once I saw it turn the pickerel weed golden. Shimmering golden in the blue water. I reached out and picked one, but in my hand the beauty faded. Evening has mist, too. Eerie mist. Then the geese talk, but you can't see them. Only their voices float over the mist. Bats dart, and swallows.
Starry nights. When the sky is velvet and there is no moon. When the owls talk. And the coyotes call. Sometimes the wind whispers in the pine trees. Some times the rain dimples the water. Sometimes little wavelets splash, splash against the shore. Sometimes boys skinny dip on the other side of the point. I hear them running through the woods, and I turn my back on them. They never know I am there.
I tell the owner my adventures, and he loves them with me." You should have seen last night," I say. "The moon was so beautiful, reflected in the water." Later when he lives there, we have coffee and he says" You should see, Annie. Our Christmas tree is reflected in the water at night. It's beautiful." We laugh, he and I, because we both have this place in our hearts.
Now he can no longer be there. At Turtle Cove. The house is cleaned out. It will be sold. I go for one last tryst . When I know no one is there. I walk out to the listening point. It is fall. The trees are a blaze of glory. The water is still. The spot where I sit is shadowy. The old magic is still there. I can hear the silence. I can feel God. I can hear my heart. My heart sings a song. About moon light cove. About years gone by. About old friendships. About the times and the seasons. About reflections. Good byes are only reflections of hellos. Sadness is a reflection of joy. Here my heart will always find a listening point. Because it is here in my heart.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
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Of Long Ago and Far Away
The day was hot, and humid, and as dusk fell, I walked down to the river. The water was fast and cold and milky , coming tumbling down from the snowy mountains. I stayed in the shadows of the bridge. Sitting on a rock. Feeling the cool dampness of the river swirl around me.
Then I saw him. Poised on the edge of the bridge. Ready to dive. The freedom of his spirit rose with his arms. His face was lit with the light of reckless joy. His hair flew out behind him as he arced through the dusk. Almost he was a bird, glossy and black and flying and free. My heart twisted, because I fear heights. but his friends laughed and shouted for him, and he came to the shore shaking the water out of his hair and eyes.
He came, then and stood in front of me. His eyes were black and undecipherable. We said no words. Only I knew then that my life had taken a new path. I would never see the world the same again. I don't know what he saw in my eyes. but he lifted his hand in a farewell salute and he melded into the dusky fir trees.
I sat for a long time there, in the star light. Cool and unafraid. Strangely lighthearted. Ready to go to the grown up world. Knowing I would be sure and free to be me.
Many times since, I have found crows feathers. Those who know me, know that I treasure them. They bring them to me, and watch me smile. And I run my fingers over them. And they are clean and smooth and silky. And I think about long ago and far away. And I wonder. Is he still reckless and free? Did some one tame him? How is it now, is that black silk tipped with white? Can he still fly? Are there still friends to shout and laugh with him? Where have his restless feet traveled?
I doesn't matter that I will never know. But I will listen to the crows when they talk in the tree tops. I will watch them, feathers iridescent in the sun light. I will save me a crows feather. For long ago, and far away.
Monday, June 9, 2014
A Stone For All The Soldiers
The real Wall, in Washington, D.C. is of course, more imposing. Larger. Stiffer. A Capital City monument. Still and quiet, you feel the grandeur and the heaviness of its meaning. The people come to see it.
The Moving Wall. Well, it's moving. It has heart and compassion. It gets up and moves to the people in the small places. The people who will never get to Washington, D.C.. It comes to the people who know. The mothers, now little and old. The ones who shed their tears so many years ago. It comes to the old shakey fathers with walkers and canes. It comes to the friends who have never forgotten. It comes to the children who have heard only stories. The children who wondered what was behind all the silence. It comes to the slender, lovely teen age girls with daisies in their hair. It comes to slouching teen age boys who never had to know about being drafted. It reaches out to them.
It was late when we got there. Warm and humid. A three quarters moon hung above us, and the purple clouds scudded across the sky. We have been to the Moving Wall before. Each time it is just as startling. This was our life. This defined what we are today. When you turned eighteen, you got drafted. Lots of boys went to Vietnam for their senior trip. These names on the wall are our friends, our contemporaries. All these names are our lifetime. We saw them go. We saw them come back. No one was ever the same.
The staff at the wall are gentle and kind and helpful. Finding the name you are looking for. Seeming to know which ones need comfort and words and which ones need to be left alone. We have taken rubbings before, so now we zero in and find our place.
Now we just walk along that long black wall and we find the names. We reach up and trace them with our finger tips. All along the wall others have left tokens of love and memory. Pictures. Flowers. Poems. Flags. Beer cans. Cigarette packs. We watch those around us. Those men with the long grey pony tails. The big brawny ones with their Harley jackets. The ones still in uniform today. These are the ones who know.
He came walking slowly to where she was standing. She traced the name with her finger and looked at him. "Touch it," she says gently. "I don't know if I want to," he answers. His reluctance pours out from him. She turns, away from the raw emotion in his eyes." "It might be your only chance. Reach out and touch him." Her voice is breathless, annoyed, compassionate. His hand trembles. Slowly he reaches out. His hand is work worn. Carefully he traces the small letters. Once, twice, three times. He removes his hat and holds it over his heart, his head bowed. He is crying. Tears splash on his hat brim.
They walk away, down that long black wall, holding hands as though they were young lovers again. A church steeple stands shadowy in the back ground. The bell rings from the bell tower. Deep and solemn, it strikes the hour.
I have my stone in my pocket. The Jewish people don't leave flowers for death. Flowers are too fleet and fading. But as a sign of respect, when they leave a cemetery they leave a stone. Because a stone will always be there. Love and memories will be as that stone. I like that. I always leave a stone. A stone for all the soldiers. A stone for all the names. A mans lips move, but no sound comes.
"Speak our names in voices like thunder." the song says. "Touch our names with your hands, so we know you have not forgotten us." Some silence sounds louder than thunder. The lightness of a finger tip across etched granite can be felt around the world.
To whom ever is responsible for bringing the Wall to the American people,our heart felt thanks.
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He was exhausted. Completely drained from energy and strength but Primus damn it all, had he still his willpower. That's all he needed. That's all he needed. That's all he needed...
The first rays of the sun graced his bruised and damaged body, the warmth like balm to his wounds.
The Sun will rise again
When darkness can't get any darker
Shadows will retreat
When night has filled the cup of time
His swords were scattered around him, the blade of one of his twin swords shattered and pieces lying on the ground, the shards glistening like diamonds. Miraculously his Great Sword looked untouched as if it had been forged yesterday. He smiled - he was glad the Great Sword was still there with him and pure.
When pearls start to glow
When morning dewdrops glister
When the wind waves the blade of grass
The Sun will rise again
The sun was so warm and good. He wanted to lie there forever until he grew tired of it. Except, he wouldn't get enough of it. Not when it reminded him of...
An eager urbex photographer. If only I found new places to shoot at...
Say "Mythbusters" and I'm in.
Nature, animals, history, music, books and movies are very close to my heart. And so is my family. I have way too many fandoms to list... But Transformers is at the top of my list at the moment. 8I
You may call me JT or Kuukkeli. Derp.
AO3: Kuukkeli
YouTube: BlackWolfOfMist (Though, I don't have any videos of my own, just crappy playlists.)
Pixiv: Routa
Soundcloud: Kuukkeli (I'm just there so I can fav Crash's recordings.)


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Melissa and Doug Personalized Pirate ChestItem # HN-MAD1243
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- Hand-stained with bejeweled skull lock
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- Includes bandana, eye patch, loot bag, and coins
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Melissa and Doug Personalized Pirate Chest
Your miniature pirates will love storing their loot in this Melissa and Doug Personalized Pirate Chest. This hand-stained wooden chest features a bejeweled skull lock. It comes with a pirate bandana, eye patch, loot bag, and golden doubloon coins. Plus, there's a secret compartment to stash treasures. About Melissa & Doug ToysSince 1988, Melissa & Doug have grown into a beloved children's product company. They're known for their quality, educational toys


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