Peter takes the Old Chevy on a foliage odyssey through the mountains of northern Maine. He meets some low income Mainers building their own homes with no money down, makes a bid to chase down a love-sick moose, and explores the mystery of why wild bees are failing to do their part to prop up the blueberry business. Plus, he profiles a small-town clergyman whose unusual art work has made it to the galleries of New York and Boston, and learns that the Maine country fair is alive and well, despite big-city predictions that they're dying out.

Show Resources:

Grant's Kennebago Lake Camps
1-800-633-4815
grants@rangeley.org

Backyard (tomatoes) Farms
Madison, Me.
207-696-5300
http://www.backyardbeauties.com

Sandy River Apple Farm
Mercer, Maine
207-587-2563

Wilton Blueberry Farm
Wilton, Me. 04294
wiltonberry@gwi.net

Cumberland County Fair
207-829-5531
http://www.cumberlandfair.com

Community Concepts (home building)
207-743-7716
info@community-concepts.org
Fairfield Antiques Mall
Fairfield, Me. 04937
207-453-4100
http://www.fairfieldantiquesmall.com

Fr. Paul Plante (painter)
Oqoussoc, Me.

Firehouse Gallery
Damariscotta, Me.

Bayview Gallery
Brunswick, Me.

Mixed Greens Gallery
NY, NY
http://www.mixedgreens.com