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“I wake up in the morning and she is there. She is there as I close my eyes at night. Her presence is a comfort; a beacon; a rock I cling to when I am afraid. She is my champion; my inspiration; my guide. A mother’s love is unselfish, kind. A mother’s love is wise, full-hearted, the deepest well. And though she did not give me birth, she loves me as a mother would.” – Excerpt from Sara Stanley’s essay for Mother of the Year.
This is the final article from the Road to Avonlea Fanclub newletter “The Avonlea Chronicle” originally published during season 5.
Here is the third article from The Avonlea Chronicle fanclub magazine titled “Studio Daze”:
The second article from The Avonlea Chronicle is a tour of the Avonlea Village entitled Welcome to Avonlea.
During production of Road to Avonlea, several issues of a newsletter appropriately called The Avonlea Chronicle were produced exclusively for members of the Avonlea Fan Club. Relatively few issues were printed and even fewer still exist. In fact, there is only one copy of each at Sullivan Entertainment. Over the next few blogs, the articles published during Season 5 will be posted in their entirety.
SEASON FIVE of Road to Avonlea marked a distinct change in the dramatic direction of the production. All of the principal characters had matured physically and emotionally, offering writers more complex personalities to work with and to develop. The production team began to experiment with different themes and formats in the development of each episode, in our attempt to look at the series as a reflection of the human condition.
Find out where the idea for Road to Avonlea came from in this great behind the scenes video featuring interviews with many of the Avonlea actors and producer, Kevin Sullivan.
Here is the third and final installment of John Welsman’s letter:
Here is Part 2 of the letter from Avonlea composer John Welsman.
One of the things that make “Road to Avonlea” such a joy to watch is the wonderful music that accompanies each scene. Whether it is a happy, comic moment or a sad, serious one, the musical score helps convey the mood and give characters their own unique themes; and no one did this more skilfully than composer, John Welsman.
