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| Looking up! |
While taking the daily walk these are 3 of the sights that were gorgeous in my neighborhood!
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| A beautiful sight! |
A little farther down the street-
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| A medley of colors |
Enjoy!
Showing posts with label 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2016. Show all posts
Monday, October 17, 2016
Autumn Colors
While taking the daily walk these are 3 of the sights that were gorgeous in my neighborhood!
A little farther down the street-
Enjoy!
Friday, August 26, 2016
Colors of August
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| Our Colorful Greeting in Our Front Yard |
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| Marigolds, Zinnias & Grasses |
It's definitely August!
Enjoy!
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Free Fun Fridays 2016
Soon, we'll hear that schools across the country have finished their school year! The carefree days of summer will be here. It's the time when parents like to find an activity that will keep everyone happy! :) If you live in, will visit or will travel through my home state of Massachusetts, the Highland Street Foundation has an answer.
FUN FREE FRIDAYS!!!
Every Friday this summer starting on June 24 through August 26, there will be 8 specific places to visit- with Free General Admission! These interesting places are located throughout Massachusetts. From the Berkshires to Boston & The Cape (Cape Cod) and from northern MA to the southern border there are cool interesting venues that teach while having FuN!
During the summer months "Learning" does not come to a halt! Take this opportunity with your children & grandchildren to learn another tidbit about Science, History or about an Artist! This program is not limited to a certain age group, either. It's open to everyone. Jim & I enjoy this program! If you have a chance to take a Friday vacation day, look at the list of places to visit & visit with a friend(s).
The Complete Schedule List
Edith Wharton's home, The Mount, is in Lenox, MA. This estate in the Berkshires is listed as one of next Friday's choices. It's the opening day for this program. Take the opportunity to walk in this great American author's gorgeous tranquil gardens after touring inside her beautiful home.
Go back in time with your family this summer to the 17th century! Visit Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, MA. Walk through the re-created 17th Century English Village and learn from the costumed Interpreters. Learn about the grist mill for grinding corn that the Pilgrims in Plymouth Colony built. They speak in the dialect of that day.
The Springfield Museums in Springfield, MA is 4 museums in 1 complex. Art, Science, History Museums & the Dr. Seuss bronze sculptures. Theodor Seuss Geisel was born in Springfield. Chinese Cloisonne, Monet, Field, Indian Motocycles (Motorcycles), Early Automobiles & more await here.
It's always great to stop in to Old Sturbridge Village, a recreated 1830's living history museum located in Sturbridge, MA. A walk down the road to the village leads to the Center Meetinghouse.
A Printer's Office, the Mercantile, the Bank & housewives doing seasonal chores in their homes teaches us about life in another time period in our country. The Freeman Farm is not far away.
A fave of my grandsons is the Franklin Park Zoo located in Boston, MA. They are always up for a visit there!
These are only a few of the great places to visit! There are so many interesting family friendly sites to visit on Fridays this summer with no regular admission charge! Check out the list clicking here to discover what Friday you have available & what specific places you can visit for free.
Thank you Highland Street Foundation for sponsoring this program again this year!
We will Enjoy!
FUN FREE FRIDAYS!!!
Every Friday this summer starting on June 24 through August 26, there will be 8 specific places to visit- with Free General Admission! These interesting places are located throughout Massachusetts. From the Berkshires to Boston & The Cape (Cape Cod) and from northern MA to the southern border there are cool interesting venues that teach while having FuN!
During the summer months "Learning" does not come to a halt! Take this opportunity with your children & grandchildren to learn another tidbit about Science, History or about an Artist! This program is not limited to a certain age group, either. It's open to everyone. Jim & I enjoy this program! If you have a chance to take a Friday vacation day, look at the list of places to visit & visit with a friend(s).
The Complete Schedule List
Edith Wharton's home, The Mount, is in Lenox, MA. This estate in the Berkshires is listed as one of next Friday's choices. It's the opening day for this program. Take the opportunity to walk in this great American author's gorgeous tranquil gardens after touring inside her beautiful home.
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| The Mount: Edith Wharton's Home |
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| More Beautiful Gardens at The Mount |
Go back in time with your family this summer to the 17th century! Visit Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, MA. Walk through the re-created 17th Century English Village and learn from the costumed Interpreters. Learn about the grist mill for grinding corn that the Pilgrims in Plymouth Colony built. They speak in the dialect of that day.
The Springfield Museums in Springfield, MA is 4 museums in 1 complex. Art, Science, History Museums & the Dr. Seuss bronze sculptures. Theodor Seuss Geisel was born in Springfield. Chinese Cloisonne, Monet, Field, Indian Motocycles (Motorcycles), Early Automobiles & more await here.
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| Springfield Museums Dr. Seuss & his friend! |
It's always great to stop in to Old Sturbridge Village, a recreated 1830's living history museum located in Sturbridge, MA. A walk down the road to the village leads to the Center Meetinghouse.
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| Old Sturbridge Village Walking down the road! |
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| Old Sturbridge Village The Cooper |
A fave of my grandsons is the Franklin Park Zoo located in Boston, MA. They are always up for a visit there!
These are only a few of the great places to visit! There are so many interesting family friendly sites to visit on Fridays this summer with no regular admission charge! Check out the list clicking here to discover what Friday you have available & what specific places you can visit for free.
Thank you Highland Street Foundation for sponsoring this program again this year!
We will Enjoy!
Friday, February 5, 2016
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