Stewards by the Sea This is a story about time and the importance of what you do with it. It is told by a place and the people of that place-the Pemaquid Peninsula. It is a story of oyster shells piled high one thousand years ago, and oysters grown for market today. It is a story of four hundred year old foundations, a hundred fifty year old light house, and ice harvested in February that is still solid in August. These are stories of people who collect things from the past, like lunch boxes, boats, memories, and save them for the future. They are stories of people, who each in their own way, do something to make the place they live a little better for those who are to follow. It might be as fleeting as a sticky bun, baked, sold and consumed in the same morning. Or it might be as permanent as mother and child carved in granite that will last forever. (58 min.)
