I was recently bemoaning the lack of photos on my blog – January is entirely books and knitting up until now. But, it is is winter in New England. It’s not that I don’t go anywhere in the winter – it’s usually just things more like last weekend, where we went down […]
Fenway Park – Boston, MA Read More »
If you look at a map, Grafton Notch State Park is right next to the very top of New Hampshire, which is the skinniest part of that state. Since our friend and the BF had met when she was an exchange student at his high school in Vermont, and she hadn’t managed
New Hampshire/Vermont Border – a.k.a. the Connecticut River Read More »
We had a friend visiting for the last two weekends (hence the sudden photo dump now that she’s gone), so we were out and about doing a few different things we’d never done before. One was the Conway Scenic Railroad, out of Conway, New Hampshire, up in the White Mountains. We took the Notch
Conway Scenic Railway – Crawford Notch, New Hampshire Read More »
In which there are critters, and it’s apparently mushroom season…
Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge – Sudbury, MA Read More »
I’ve started a new blog over here, to try and utilize all of the plant pictures I’ve been taking since I first got a digital camera. Not to mention, researching and writing things up fills a happy little place in my soul. I’m aiming to post something new every week. We’ll see how it
A Small Side Project Read More »
This post really belongs in March, but said road trip involved a Monday and Tuesday off, and my track record for posting during the week isn’t great, hence why it ended up in April… After the Winter That Would Not End ™, we really needed to get the heck out of Dodge. BF’s brother
Meditations on Road Tripping Read More »
We walked a good chunk of the Freedom Trail on Saturday for the first time in decades (between the BF, his brother C, and myself). Finished up with the the Sky Walk Observatory (the 50th floor) at the Prudential Center, which I had never done before. What a great view. I love Boston. It’s so
Boston, Massachusetts Read More »
From last weekend. After meeting up with BF’s brother C in Harvard Square, we realized that in the umpteen different times we’ve been down there together, we’ve never wandered around Harvard. (I had never, but BF thinks he may have as a teenager.) So here’s a selection from Harvard and Radcliffe yards, courtesy of my
Harvard University, Cambridge MA Read More »
