Clara Rose Thorton drops some tasty prose in <a href="http://www.rutlandherald.com/article/20100603/FEATURES17/6030328">her interview with Scott Tournet</a>

<blockquote>A dark-haired, bearded gentleman of tall height and average build is running across a meadow with a hatchet, occasionally howling or exclaiming indistinctly, as the rain beats down his worn cowboy boots.

He drops branches on top of damp leaves next to a makeshift fire pit, turns to me with wild eyes and a mischievous grin, and hollers, as the wind whips strands of hair about his face, "We're going to do this right. This is going to be a good one."

He could have added a "yee-haw," and it would have been perfect.

At the moment it's hard to believe that the hatchet-wielding maniac who resembles a preteen boy exploring the dream-reaches of his own backyard is the same man I met a year prior, one who'd donned shiny black pants, a red silk shirt and large white sunglasses, in true rock star mien, for a headlining spot at Gathering of the Vibes directly prior to Crosby, Stills and Nash. At the moment, he is not Scott Tournet, lead guitarist and founding member of national sensations Grace Potter and the Nocturnals. He is an energetic Vermont country boy. And he seems to be having the time of his life.</blockquote>

Thanks Clara - it's fantastic to read a well-articulated article like this

