Being WPWA's Program Director has many perks. As you can see from the photos above, I work in one of the most scenic offices in the region. The view from my desk shows the brown and gold colors of the river and woods in November. If I step out side my door, I can look upstream and see the trees reflected in the still water of the Wood. On the opposite river bank is a tree we call the Heart Tree. It's a red maple that leans way out into the water and then has curving branches that looks like one half of the shape of a heart. When it is reflected in the water, the mirror image produces a nearly complete heart.