



Summer is bustin’ out all over FarmCoast! Many of the flowering trees are now lush with green foliage. Daylilies are beginning to send up their tall shoots, and the ospreys are nesting on the Westport River. Most welcome are the long days with a light evening sky long into the evening. We’ve had a lot of rain, which, while not always welcome, should insure that things will remain green during more of the summer. The farm stands have put out asparagus and strawberries, the first harbingers of summer.
Summer is the quintessential time to visit FarmCoast. Soon the farmer’s markets and farm stands will be in full swing. There’s a joy in being outdoors whether you might be hiking along one of our many nature trails, visiting our historic villages, or visiting one of our fine vineyards. This is a time to relax and leave the bustle of the city behind you.
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PRESS ARTICLES
This summer the Boston Globe featured two travel articles on Little Compton and Westport. In June, Tom Haines of the Globe Staff wrote a story about visiting Little Compton on a summer day and launching kayaks at the Sakonnet Point Club.
"Go with the Flow: Whether you are paddling or tasting pinot, water and wind play in this harbor, sun and soil make the landscape lush"
In August, Meredth Goldstein of the Golbe Staff spend a day in Westport writing of the charms of places to stay, dining, and visiting the wineries after dark: "There's a taste for all palates in the Bay State's Westport"
Last summer the Boston Globe also featured another article about Westport: "Sea of Tranquility: Quiet, welcoming town is rich in coastal beauty and pastoral beauty"
Travel and Leisure Magazine has also featured two articles this summer: One article about The Stone House Club opening in Little Compton and another article about Gray's Ice Cream at Tiverton Four Corners being chosen as one of the best ice cream stands in America!
"The Stone House Club Makes Waves in Little Compton" by Darrell Hartman
and "Gray's makes Best Ice Cream Shop list" by Ted Nesi