Dear Reader,
Yes, patients is a hard aquired virtue in many aspects of life. This theme will be the saving grace in the fort's rebound: to be patient with all who volunteer or reenact. Matter-of-fact, Mrs Sartwell will be playing her part, as peace-maker. The reenactors, who will be talking to me about the woes of Fort Ti. I should remain positive and NOT talk down that site management. Instead, tell folks to look to future improvements, to return there, after things smooth over. You may want to bring this issue up at the next advisory board meeting. It's not conducive for us or the fort bussiness to engage into the missteps of other sites.
My other thoughts: I feel the resurge in the fort Americana! I really think the surrounding areas of New Hampshire and Vermont have rethink about the lost of the fort. To hold their feet to the fire, is to get them involved one way or the other. Standard management practice of getting many involved, those taken by surprise... I predict a vast improvement for 2011 income. I also see many tourists seeking this place as a get-away from economy woes and getting back to basic Americana. In the back of my mind in history detail: the original fort held! It was never surprised captured. It never surrender to the foe. The settlers banded together and the Town of Charlestown, grew. So, we survive...
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