[Oxford63] Betsy's Visit

Jane M. Hill jhill at cybermesa.com
Tue Oct 18 19:28:32 MDT 2005


Dear Classmates,

Betsy (Cadbury) and Art Borror just came through Santa Fe as part of a 
whirlwind cross country adventure. The are delivering a car to Betsy's 
niece, and they must reach the San Francisco area by Friday due to 
events scheduled for the weekend by Betsy's sister. I did manage to snag 
them for two nights, which equated to three meals plus some early 
morning and late evening  jabber time.

Betsy and Art were married about six years ago, though they have know 
each other almost all of their lives. About two years ago they purchased 
a home in Pittsfield, NH, complete with post barn and stable. 
Landscaping, gardening and other home improvements are commanding their 
time, and they are loving it. Betsy does commute weekly to Montreal 
(four and a half hours away) to sing professionally. Art is a retired 
professor of ornithology from the University of New Hampshire. He has 
always been passionate about recording bird songs - that is, until the 
recent acquisition of a digital camera.

We wined and dined each other at three notable (though not necessarily 
expensive) Santa Fe restaurants. Given just one full day, Art and Betsy 
had to pick and chose among the local attractions. They opted to visit 
the Audubon Bird Sanctuary (both are active with the Audubon Society on 
Hog Island off of Maine), the higher reaches of the Sangre de Cristo 
Mountains (10 miles or so UP from my house), the Plaza (where the local 
Indians sell their wares, mainly jewelry) and the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum.

This morning they shot off early in the direction of the Grand Canyon. 
As it happens, Art's photography is quite good, and he and Betsy left me 
with some pictures of their "new" home. We also got a picture of the 
three of us. I will try to get them up on the Web in the next few days 
and send everyone the link.

We did have fun!
-- 

*** Jane ***

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