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Robert Frost also lived there. They stayed at the Butternut Lodge. Your script sounds reasonable enough. There's a place in town called Polly's Pancake Parlor. LOL
Also the Sugar Hill Inn features the Betty Davis room.
John Harmon aged and sold cheddar cheese from his combination store/post office long before the traditional catalogue sales became popular. John is long gone, but the store still bears his name and still sells great cheddar......
The way the plot is currently structured, my character's little baking business butts heads with a beloved figure in town who owns, you guessed it, a bakery. Course, it all gets worked out in the end when the two decide to join forces. And her ex does come crawling back, but only because he needs her to save his sorry butt (when she left, she sold him her interest in their restaurant/catering business, and the place has gone to pot since she left).
It's for the Hallmark Channel, I have a producer interested, Hallmark is conservative/family oriented, so I'm somewhat limited plot wise on what I can do. Think family, heartwarming, nice.
It sounds like a setting in this area would do quite nicely - after all, the author of _Pollyanna_ was born here in Littleton
Robert Frost also lived there. They stayed at the Butternut Lodge. Your script sounds reasonable enough. There's a place in town called Polly's Pancake Parlor. LOL
Also the Sugar Hill Inn features the Betty Davis room.
Thanks for this info buck! I knew about Robert Frost, but didn't know about Bette Davis!
I thought everybody knew about Bette Davis...!!! just goes to show ya'.... when Kim Carnes did her hit "Bette Davis Eyes" it was the topic of discussion for awhile. That plus the fact that she was a chain smoker, yet lived to a ripe old age and thought smoking laws were ridiculous.
Another thing I really love about Sugar Hill is that lupines grow wild there, everywhere. This is about the time of year when the fields are just purple with them. A beautiful flower!
This is great stuff, thanks! Now I'm gonna work in a reference to Bette Davis. I have that the Mom has bought a farmhouse that used to be a hotel/boarding house back in the day, so I'll put in that Bette stayed there.
Limama - There's a thread here on the Fields of Lupine Festival - check it out - you might want to throw that into the story as well - it's an annual festival. In The Ammonoosuc Times they have it billed as "Sugar Hill's Open Air Market - Something for Everyone" - This link should take you to the ad:
http://www.whitemtregion.com/ammtimes/May_30_pgs_19-26.pdf (broken link)
I showed the first fifteen pages to the producer, looks like I have to scrap the "divorce" angle and find another way to get her out of the city and into NH.
I'm still confused about the "limited" cell/internet connection, I figure next week to call the town hall in Sugar Hill and ask.
I'm still confused about the "limited" cell/internet connection
what don't you get? there are pockets when and where the cell phone won't work because there aren't enough towers to pass the signal.
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