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The Nest At The Giving Tree:
About the Owner
Christine Cummings is a 2002 graduate of the Polarity Realization Institute in Plymouth, and holds a B.A. in Psychology from the University of New Hampshire. She is a licensed and nationally certified massage therapist as well as a member of ABMP.
From Rachel:
"When the idea for The Nest was born, it was as if it had been here
all along. The gardens at Giving Tree are the ideal setting for a post
massage moment (or many) of reflection, gratitude, and deeper peace.
The two entities of the Nest and Giving Tree flow together perfectly.
My mother, Judith, and myself strived to create a space with the
gardens that would make people feel more held and loved.
The fact that Christine has now created the physical incarnation of
this desire in her perfectly appointed "Nest" is simply a beautiful
thing!
I can't imagine a better place to come to treat oneself to the gift
and luxury of a massage. With french doors that open onto the upper
gardens, and paths that beckon you to explore, through the bamboo and
meditation gardens, my hope is that "The Nest" will be the beginning,
or end, of your trip to the Giving Tree, and leave you feeling totally
inspired and wonderful!"
Relax, Refresh, Recharge... @ the Nest
About Giving Tree Gallery and Gardens
Twenty-two years ago, Judith Smith had a vision for a place that would gather and celebrate local art and artists. For the next two decades she worked tirelessly to create what is now Giving Tree Gallery and Gardens. On 5 acres of land, the theme of Giving Tree has always been "where art and nature meet". the gallery itself is a beautiful, bright space, with tons of light and walls painted 'Giving Tree Green." The many glass cases are overflowing with the most contemporary and meaningful jewelry that seek to satisfy both the eye and the spirit. Entering the gardens from the gallery is an experience in exploration. A five acre path winds through a bamboo forest, a glass meditation garden and a labryinth of rocks and grass. From there a thin walking trail runs along the marsh, until one meets the 'swinging rope bridge', a 52' permanent work of art!. The bridge leads to our upper gardens, filled with steel and bronze sculpture and some natural, ephemeral works as well. Christine Cummings, "The Nest" is an adorable space that fits perfectly into the natural, beautiful, setting of Giving Tree Gallery and Gardens
for more info visit http://www.givingtreejewelry.com
