Due to ongoing death threats, drive-by shootings, kidnappings, lawsuits, federal investigations, vehicle repossessions, and debt collections, the usual fare of literary magazine publication, Numéro Cinq has relocated its headquarters to a hardened bunker somewhere in Vermont. For your edification, a selection of the usual boring Vermont vistas taken from the backdoor, looking west toward Camel’s Hump, the Worcester Mountains, and Mount Mansfield. Also some woodsy shots with dogs. Neighbours report a “small” 300-lb black bear living across the road. DG needs a new camera for this.
The best part is that nobody can find him.
dg
Morning clouds
Very early, about 5am
Evening clouds
Another morning, need better camera
dg and Lucy, very first editorial conference at new HQ
5 Responses to “Out & Back: NC’s HQ Relocates to Mountain Eyrie”
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The last time a notable retired to such a mountain eyrie, his name was Adolf, and we all know how THAT ended. (Great photos, however.)
Popped into my mind, too, Pat. I’m staying away from German-sounding names. But even the word “eyrie” is slightly tainted. That guy just ruined so much for the ages.
A long time ago (by human standards) I hiked the Long Trail. The vistas are generic but that beaver pond looks pretty damn familiar. But I used to work in intel and even bamboo shoots under my nails won’t make me give up the coordinates.
Thank you, Anne. A loyal Fiver, true to the end. 🙂
Really? Can’t be the same beaver pond!
Yes. It could be. 😉