Jr. Duck Stamp returned this summer, bigger and better than ever. Twelve campers had kayaking experiences in three Northern Neck water venues – the pond at Wilna Wildlife Refuge, Cat Point Creek at Menokin and the Potomac River at Westmoreland State Park.
In spite of the brutal heat of the week, the experiences were rich, the knowledge gained was deep and the artwork was beautiful! And there was cake at the end of the week. Doesn’t get much better than that.
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Well, they were, anyway. In June of this year, members of The Menokin Project design team traveled to the Northern Neck for a planning meeting.
In attendance were the architects from Machado and Silvetti, the cultural landscape historians from Reed Hilderbrand, and members of the Menokin staff and board of trustees.
We were treated to a wonderful dinner at King Copsico Farm, the home of Helen and Tayloe Murphy, which is situated on a gorgeous bluff overlooking the Potomac River.
Left to Right: Jose Ribera – Project Manager/Machado & Silvetti Rodolpho Machado – Principal/Machado & Silvetti Jorge Silvetti – Principal/Machado & Silvetti Leslie Rennolds – Assistant Director/Menokin Foundation Tayloe Murphy – Board President/Menokin Foundation Alan Brown – Consultant for Reed Hilderbrand Michael Yusem – Senior Associate/Machado & Silvetti Sarah Pope – Executive Director/Menokin Foundation Ryan Ives – Reed Hilderbrand Penelope Saffer – Trustee/Menokin Foundation John Grove – Reed Hilderbrand Helen Murphy – Trustee/Menokin FoundationA view of the Potomac River from King Copsico Farm.
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