Leslie Aickin
Leslie Aickin has lived in the Port Townsend area for over 40 years, enjoying
her owner-built home on a meadow surrounded by fine neighbors and trees and
deer and coyotes and birds and slugs. She also appreciates the friends,
adventures, education, culture, and geology of her home ground.
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