Made Here

Join Vermont plein-air painter Peter Huntoon as he takes us through his artistic process, demonstrating technique and sharing stories. In this episode: Fair Haven, Middlebury, Castleton And Poultney

Peter begins in his Middletown Springs studio, then travels to the Chaffee Gallery in Rutland, paints Silver Lake in Leicester and then off to Shrewsbury.

A visit to the Calvin Coolidge Homestead in Plymouth, painting Spartan Arena in Rutland, at the Epoch Gallery in Manchester and Lefferts Pond in Chittenden.

Peter heads to the Killington Art Garage, the Corwall-Salisbury Bridge, Shewsbury Meeting House and back to the studio in Middletown Springs.

Off to paint the countryside in Goshen and time spend in Sissy's Garden, Mineral Springs and the "House of Blues" in Middletown Springs.

On by! is how mushers tell their dog teams to keep going past obstacles and distractions. Peggy Grass is a grower, a musher, and a fifteen-year cancer survivor.

Capt. George Davenport of the 5th Vermont Regiment was fatally wounded on, May 5th, 1864, in the Battle of the Wilderness, and hastily buried in a Virginia cornfield. A year later his young widow Frankie from Brandon set out in search of his body, but finding her husband was only the beginning of her story. For the rest of her life she devoted herself to the memory of Vermont's soldier.

Profiles the gentle spirit of Maine wilderness guide Ray Reitze, in his element amidst the whispering pines, singing crickets and croaking frogs of the North Maine Woods. Ray shares his philosophy of how to live in harmony with the outdoors to the next generation of guides, grappling with his own mortality