To start off this Historic tour you might want to also visit Lexington Massachusetts and/or Concord Massachusetts. Route 2A more or less connects both of these towns that weigh so heavily in Revolutionary history. But I want to note that … Continue reading →
Historic Lexington is known for many things. On April 19, 1775, a battle on Lexington Green between the Minuteman and British redcoats started the American Revolutionary War. No muskets were going off this day but there was an explosion of … Continue reading →
Peak color in mid-late October? Head to the coast Below are a couple of the rules for finding late October “peak” fall foliage: Based on my rules above, even if you start your search for peak fall foliage in late … Continue reading →
The two Salem towns covered in this article are: But according to Wikipedia there are @48 Salem’s in the US. They don’t list New Salem so I guess there are now 49ish Salem’s. 🙂 This article will only cover exploring … Continue reading →
Just picture it… Multi-hued palm trees and walking along the beach with a cool wind of 85+ degrees? (Gotcha!) I bet you are reading the title and scratching your head right about now and wondering if I’ve gone off my … Continue reading →
New England fall foliage, the mere thought conjures scenes of little white churches, a bandstand on the town common, and harvest festivals all wrapped up in a fall foliage bow of red and gold. Elements of a Great Foliage Town … Continue reading →
