In August I joined a small circle—artists in residence who each spent a week living and creating at Edwin Way Teak's former home in Hampton. This 168-acre memorial sanctuary, which Edwin and his wife Nellie named Trail Wood, arose from former farmland. It encompasses forest, meadows, ponds, streams, and a network of winding trails. Edwin's office in the white Cape Cod house is preserved just as he and Nellie left it, filled with an impressive collection of books and mementos from the lives they largely spent outdoors. Edwin died in 1980, Nellie 13 years later. Their haven—one that they longed for and sought for years—has been a Connecticut Audubon property since 1981 and has hosted visual artists and writers every summer since 2012.
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机译：在八月，我加入了一个小圈子-居住在这里的艺术家，他们每个人都花了一个星期在汉普顿（Edwin Way Teak）的汉普顿故居生活和创作。这座占地168英亩的纪念圣地由前农田兴建，埃德温和他的妻子内莉（Nellie）将其命名为特雷伍德。它包括森林，草地，池塘，溪流和蜿蜒的步道网络。埃德温（Edwin）在科德角（Cape Cod）白色房屋中的办公室被保存下来，就在他和内莉（Nellie）离开时，里面充斥着他们在户外生活中留下的深刻印象的书籍和纪念品。埃德温（Edwin）于1980年去世，内莉（Nellie）13年后去世。他们的天堂-他们渴望并寻求多年的天堂-自1981年以来一直是康涅狄格州奥杜邦的一家地产，自2012年以来每年夏天都接待视觉艺术家和作家。
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