Two photos this week, from a collection given to The Haven in 1988 by Earle Davis (for whose family Davis Road is named). The first picture shows the lodge in 1947; the second is Earle in 1946, with his 1928 Chevrolet. In an accompanying letter, he wrote: “We charged people $5 a day room and board, and when we raised the rates to $6 we thought the chance we’d go broke was good.”
This is Seagull cabin in 1983, one of the original Taylor Bay Lodge buildings. We still use it today, though it has been considerably modified. Story has it…
Dear friends,Many things unfolded for us in May and early June. We are writing an update which will be posted soon.Wayne and Larry Original Post Dear Haven Community,…
Shirley Cameron attended a recent Singing Soul: Improvisational Acapella led by David Hatfield at The Haven. We participants were a diverse group with different levels of experience and…
Carole Ames describes how Living Alive Phase I helped her when she was on medical leave 26 years ago – a program which she now leads. By Carole…
Bettina Rothe is leading Body, Breath and Beat at The Haven, August 15–18. Here she offers a one-minute meditation and the opportunity to increase your awareness, aliveness, and presence. Where…
By Ellery Littleton Ellery leads a number of programs at The Haven, including Writing up a Storm: Haiku in March 2011. Poetry is my favourite form of writing….