If you want to capture the taste of Block Island there’s no better delicacy than honey produced right here. After all, bees don’t travel far for nectar making any honey flavor indicative of the local mix of plants in their path. And you don’t need to travel far to get Block Island honey either because Littlefield Bee Farm is just a ten-minute walk from our ferry terminal.
Birds are booking tickets for their return flights. The plants are gathering sunlight bit by bit, getting ready for their big debut. The air, still tinged salt and the scent of the sea, is warming up every day. Spring is right around the corner. Don’t let all this snow and wintry weather fool you. You’ll want to be ready to take it on.
That’s where we come in.
Stories have been around for as long as people have existed to tell them. Evolving from images on walls, to the spoken word, to the written word, and all the combinations in between.
Some stories were told to try and explain the greatest mysteries of the day. Others helped alleviate fears that lingered in people’s minds. Everywhere these different cultures went, their stories went with them. Block Island is no different.
