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Simple, affordable and socially distanced, snowshoeing gets hot

Simple, affordable and socially distanced, snowshoeing gets hot As biking was to spring, snowshoeing is to winter as exercisers adapt to cold weather. 122 Shares Snowshoeing is poised to become one of this winter’s most popular outdoor pastimes, as people look for activities that offer plenty of social distance. (Provided by REI Co-op via New York Times) By Elaine Glusac,  The New York Times When the pandemic struck in the height of the 2020 ski season, closing the downhill ski mountain in Breckenridge, the Breckenridge Nordic & Snowshoe Adventure Center found families turning to its snow sports, which were, by their natures, socially distanced, pandemic or not.

Five Kwanzaa Celebrations Around the Country

Image Kwanzaa is a time for feasting, honoring timeless ingredients and being creative in the kitchen.Credit.Nydia Blas for The New York Times Five Kwanzaa Celebrations Around the Country For many Black Americans, the holiday is a time for bonding, joy and repose. The Times visited five households to see how people cook and gather, engage and reflect. By Nicole Taylor Dec. 21, 2020 Kwanzaa is more than an end-of-year display of deep orange and burnt burgundy Dutch wax-print fabrics, and righteous images of fruit bowls sitting near wooden cups. It’s an edifying lifestyle choice. “More people are starting to focus on who they are, and what they want their families to experience empowering cultural stories that get our brains from up under the foot of oppression,” said Janine Bell, the president and artistic director of Elegba Folklore Society in Richmond, Va.

Scrawny Christmas trees lift spirits and raise funds for school

A man has raised money for a school in the US that provides scholarships for students from an impoverished area by selling scrawny-looking Christmas trees. Frank Pichel’s wild pine trees resemble the droopy, pitiful tree made famous in the 1965 children’s animated classic A Charlie Brown Christmas. They have been flying off a tiny neighbourhood lot since he started selling them last month to raise money for Anna Julia Cooper Episcopal School in Richmond, Virginia. The school was started in 2009 by parishioners and priests who wanted to help children from low-income families change their lives. Frank Pichel prepares to close his lot after selling out of trees (Will Newton/AP)

Trading room floor scenes at auction as Marlborough s housing stock reaches new low

Wendie Cantwell and Kyle Powell bought one of the lots. The Blenheim couple had a house in town, but wanted more land. “We have been looking for a section for about five years, on and off. It is hard to know what to do because you obviously have your plan but then your plan does not happen because there are so many variations to what can happen between banks, builders, the market . Brya Ingram/Stuff Cantwell accepted “the price we paid today is relevant to the market”. The Wai-iti sections were listed with Bayleys Marlborough. A 502 square metre section had a reserve of $310,000. A 1093sqm section was starting at $350,000.

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