There was an article in the Monadnock Ledger about sculptor Nina Winters . Nina spends some time in New Ipswich. Winters, whose work on āSamuraiā brought her to Oregon and Montana, says that the summers and autumns she spends in New Ipswich provide a much-needed reprieve from her high-paced globetrotting. āThereās such a sense of calm and purity,ā she said, āand I can feel my potential when Iām there. Itās not intruded in upon by the city. I love urban environments, but when Iām there [in New Ipswich], itās sort of just me and my creations. Everything just kind of settles down, itās a very peaceful place to create.ā Winters first landed in the Monadnock region in the lateā70s, when she hopped from farmhouse to farmhouse in Temple, Jaffrey and Harrisville. She still remembers the day she went blueberry picking on Wildcat Hill and spotted a parcel of land near an eight-acre pond. āIt was just an exquisite place,ā she recalls, āand I thought, āWow, I wonder if I could buy that?āā At...