Wildflower Farm Guide Book
Food Scene
It's got decent food and a small bar. Sometimes they have trivia or live music of some kind. If you get a booth by the window you may see the train go by. It used to be an old train station that has been converted into a restaurant. The only restaurant in town.
So funny story involved, feel free to ask about it when you get here. I am always happy to share... This place has ceased to exist and is presently for sale. This one horse town is now home to I think 0 restaurants... Which means the closest restaurant is a good 10 minutes away by car.
Flat Penny Bar & Grill
263 West StIt's got decent food and a small bar. Sometimes they have trivia or live music of some kind. If you get a booth by the window you may see the train go by. It used to be an old train station that has been converted into a restaurant. The only restaurant in town.
So funny story involved, feel free to ask about it when you get here. I am always happy to share... This place has ceased to exist and is presently for sale. This one horse town is now home to I think 0 restaurants... Which means the closest restaurant is a good 10 minutes away by car.
It's usually pretty good. Laid back environment and food. Not a snooty place. Tons of beer options.... It's nummy try their BBQ wings.
Horseshoe Pub and Restaurant
29 South StIt's usually pretty good. Laid back environment and food. Not a snooty place. Tons of beer options.... It's nummy try their BBQ wings.
This place is amazing!!! Korean food done right. nums..... And then the chocolate lava cake for desert served with ice cream... I am allergic to dairy and I can't leave without that after my dinner. Allergy to dairy be damned. I recommend the beef bulgogi but there is no way to go wrong. The only thing about this place is it is a little drive about 20 minutes.
Seoul Kitchen Restaurant
142 Littleton RdThis place is amazing!!! Korean food done right. nums..... And then the chocolate lava cake for desert served with ice cream... I am allergic to dairy and I can't leave without that after my dinner. Allergy to dairy be damned. I recommend the beef bulgogi but there is no way to go wrong. The only thing about this place is it is a little drive about 20 minutes.
For pizza eaters. Not sure how good it is. I can't eat pizza too often, allergies to dairy. But most in the area say it is alright.
CJ 's Gourmet Pizza & Grill
29 Hudson RdFor pizza eaters. Not sure how good it is. I can't eat pizza too often, allergies to dairy. But most in the area say it is alright.
Some of the best ice cream ever. Seriously, I am fine getting sick due to my dairy allergy to enjoy the ice cream here.
Rota Spring Ice Cream
117 Chace Hill RdSome of the best ice cream ever. Seriously, I am fine getting sick due to my dairy allergy to enjoy the ice cream here.
This is a deli that has been around for at least 100 years in Cambridge. It has been my favorite place to eat since I was like, born. I recommend the S&S wings. Nums... *drool* There are oodles of old photos of Boston up from by gone days and ancient times....
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S&S Restaurant
1334 Cambridge StThis is a deli that has been around for at least 100 years in Cambridge. It has been my favorite place to eat since I was like, born. I recommend the S&S wings. Nums... *drool* There are oodles of old photos of Boston up from by gone days and ancient times....
It's pricey but it is a great farm to table experience. We go in at least once a week. It's got good quality, fresh, and has almost everything....
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Wilson Farm Inc
10 Pleasant StIt's pricey but it is a great farm to table experience. We go in at least once a week. It's got good quality, fresh, and has almost everything....
Finnegans, is a local bar. There is another one right next door at the Flat Penny. But Finnegans is also nice, it is the Irish scene. Though around here find me a place that isn't the Irish scene, this is Boston and and the surrounding area. The Greek festival in Central Square on Magazine street you say? Oh, shut up. That only runs a few days then it's gone again for a year, but it too is loads of fun. But yes, this area along with Boston, is known for it's Irish. And the wings at Finnegans and nachos, etc are not half bad.... I hear the booze is fabulous also. I warn you, they don't speak Irish. I tried once. Once I offered them Irish money for my drink.... No dice.
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Finnegan's Pub
734 Willow AveFinnegans, is a local bar. There is another one right next door at the Flat Penny. But Finnegans is also nice, it is the Irish scene. Though around here find me a place that isn't the Irish scene, this is Boston and and the surrounding area. The Greek festival in Central Square on Magazine street you say? Oh, shut up. That only runs a few days then it's gone again for a year, but it too is loads of fun. But yes, this area along with Boston, is known for it's Irish. And the wings at Finnegans and nachos, etc are not half bad.... I hear the booze is fabulous also. I warn you, they don't speak Irish. I tried once. Once I offered them Irish money for my drink.... No dice.
Nashoba Valley Winery, is lots of fun. In september, they offer apple picking in their orchard. They also have a massive selection of alcohol, a large portion of it cooked up at the winery. I got quite loaded there once, which I can truly say is not my habit. I am generally not a fan of the flavor of alcohol. But I had a great time tasting wines looking for one with a tolerable flavor and handing off my rejects to my Finnish husband to finish for me. My mother and I have also been to this winery together and enjoyed our visit.
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Nashoba Valley Winery
100 Wattaquadock Hill RdNashoba Valley Winery, is lots of fun. In september, they offer apple picking in their orchard. They also have a massive selection of alcohol, a large portion of it cooked up at the winery. I got quite loaded there once, which I can truly say is not my habit. I am generally not a fan of the flavor of alcohol. But I had a great time tasting wines looking for one with a tolerable flavor and handing off my rejects to my Finnish husband to finish for me. My mother and I have also been to this winery together and enjoyed our visit.
This place is AMAZING! About 30 minutes drive from us. This is a historical place with a fun gift shop and a nice pond full of ducks. The best reason to go here is the bread they offer. I think they call them fritters or something. Little balls of New England style corn bread to be eaten with maple syrup as a pre dinner treat, or have them with butter or both. Just their standard pre meal dinner rolls are incredible also. Thinking about them may make me drool. I gotta stop writing about this place now...
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The 1761 Old Mill
69 State Rd EThis place is AMAZING! About 30 minutes drive from us. This is a historical place with a fun gift shop and a nice pond full of ducks. The best reason to go here is the bread they offer. I think they call them fritters or something. Little balls of New England style corn bread to be eaten with maple syrup as a pre dinner treat, or have them with butter or both. Just their standard pre meal dinner rolls are incredible also. Thinking about them may make me drool. I gotta stop writing about this place now...
Sightseeing
I haven't been here but have heard great things.
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Museum of Russian Icons
203 Union StI haven't been here but have heard great things.
This was the early home of Louisa May Alcott and her sister who became an artist living and traveling in Europe. Their father founded Fruitlands based on his wonderful philosophy, unfortunately living life in such an ideal way was too much for a bunch of city transplants and they nearly starved. Still it is a pretty place, and an interesting location to visit if you like literature and history.
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Fruitlands Museum
102 Prospect Hill RdThis was the early home of Louisa May Alcott and her sister who became an artist living and traveling in Europe. Their father founded Fruitlands based on his wonderful philosophy, unfortunately living life in such an ideal way was too much for a bunch of city transplants and they nearly starved. Still it is a pretty place, and an interesting location to visit if you like literature and history.
Concord
Famous for history of the area take a drive to Concord.
Famous for the shot heard round the world, this is a very old town with lots of history right next door to Concord. Home of The Minute Man Statue. Several restaurants and many cafes can be found in the center of town. We recommend Dabin for lunch and dinner, it is expensive everything in this area is, but the food is great.
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Lexington
Famous for the shot heard round the world, this is a very old town with lots of history right next door to Concord. Home of The Minute Man Statue. Several restaurants and many cafes can be found in the center of town. We recommend Dabin for lunch and dinner, it is expensive everything in this area is, but the food is great.
Boston, originally called Shawmut by the native americans in the area, is full of fun things to do and see. Check out Boston Common, the old North Church and MUCH more.
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Boston
Boston, originally called Shawmut by the native americans in the area, is full of fun things to do and see. Check out Boston Common, the old North Church and MUCH more.
I love Newburyport. It is about an hour and 10 minutes from here, by the Merrimack river and the Atlantic Ocean. It is really an adorable area with beaches up on Plum Island. Plum Island, is a barrier reef not an island at all. Every year the big storms that hit our coast line carry away one of it's ocean side mansions with the tide. Lot's of beach, and cutesy shops and old sea captainy houses with widow's walk, it really is a lovely north shore area.
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Newburyport
I love Newburyport. It is about an hour and 10 minutes from here, by the Merrimack river and the Atlantic Ocean. It is really an adorable area with beaches up on Plum Island. Plum Island, is a barrier reef not an island at all. Every year the big storms that hit our coast line carry away one of it's ocean side mansions with the tide. Lot's of beach, and cutesy shops and old sea captainy houses with widow's walk, it really is a lovely north shore area.
Worcester, is an interesting city about 15-20 minutes from us. At one time it was a beautiful thriving secondary city just under an hour to Boston... It has gone down hill. Though this is where you would catch a concert and do many other things, just avoid the DMV in this city the place is scary. Lots of restaurants and an amazing medical center left over from the city's glory days.... Lots of homeless people.... Drug addicts... As a woman I avoid it if I am by myself.
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Worcester
Worcester, is an interesting city about 15-20 minutes from us. At one time it was a beautiful thriving secondary city just under an hour to Boston... It has gone down hill. Though this is where you would catch a concert and do many other things, just avoid the DMV in this city the place is scary. Lots of restaurants and an amazing medical center left over from the city's glory days.... Lots of homeless people.... Drug addicts... As a woman I avoid it if I am by myself.
The Freedom Trail is fabulous and worth seeing if you are into history.
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Freedom Trail
139 Tremont StThe Freedom Trail is fabulous and worth seeing if you are into history.
Faneuil Hall
1 S Market StFun fun fun
Boston Harbor
Copley Square, Boston, MA station
Shopping... Mall.... etc....
Plymouth Rock
79 Water StThink pilgrims.
When I was little this place didn't have much and wasn't all that much of anything.... Today, it gets good reviews. I haven't been there in 25 years so I have no idea why. It may be worth checking out.
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Boston Children's Museum
308 Congress StWhen I was little this place didn't have much and wasn't all that much of anything.... Today, it gets good reviews. I haven't been there in 25 years so I have no idea why. It may be worth checking out.
I have not been here since I was little. Last time I was there, I got my hand stuck in an elevator door. My mother was horrified and convinced I would lose my fingers. I do remember the views though. I will never forget them. They were absolutely incredible.
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200 Clarendon Street
200 Clarendon StreetI have not been here since I was little. Last time I was there, I got my hand stuck in an elevator door. My mother was horrified and convinced I would lose my fingers. I do remember the views though. I will never forget them. They were absolutely incredible.
Monument de Bunker Hill
Monument SquareConcord River Bridge
Old North BridgeHistorical place, where some important battle was fought or ended or something.
Lizzie Borden, took an axe. She gave her mother 40 whacks. When she saw what she had done, she gave her father 41. Or so the old rhyme goes.... A more macabre part of our history...
Evidently, in a very old house where everything could be heard everywhere as is typical of houses from the era, Lizzie's parents were killed right above her head in a gruesome execution that involved many whacks with an axe. The bodies hit the floor, but Lizzie, claimed she heard nothing. She claimed she didn't do it and that she had no idea what was happening at the time. She is the historical OJ of Boston.
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Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast Museum
230 2nd StLizzie Borden, took an axe. She gave her mother 40 whacks. When she saw what she had done, she gave her father 41. Or so the old rhyme goes.... A more macabre part of our history...
Evidently, in a very old house where everything could be heard everywhere as is typical of houses from the era, Lizzie's parents were killed right above her head in a gruesome execution that involved many whacks with an axe. The bodies hit the floor, but Lizzie, claimed she heard nothing. She claimed she didn't do it and that she had no idea what was happening at the time. She is the historical OJ of Boston.
Built by some inventor person it is supposed to be nifty.
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Hammond Castle station
Built by some inventor person it is supposed to be nifty.
Dogtown, is an old local ghost town. There are a lot of boulders with life lessons. I have always wanted to go see this place. The town was founded in large part by wives and widows of seafaring men. The sight of the town was chosen for it's distance from the ocean. Called Dogtown, because of the dogs these women kept for protection. By 1840, no one remained in the town and it was a ghost town.
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Dogtown
Dogtown, is an old local ghost town. There are a lot of boulders with life lessons. I have always wanted to go see this place. The town was founded in large part by wives and widows of seafaring men. The sight of the town was chosen for it's distance from the ocean. Called Dogtown, because of the dogs these women kept for protection. By 1840, no one remained in the town and it was a ghost town.
File this under D for Demented.... A hand dug cave, dug by a man directed by ghosts in search of pirate treasure... Lynn, is close to Salem. It is kind of a scary neighborhood. Don't be alone there at night. As the old rhyme goes.... Lynn Lynn city of sin, you never go out the way you came in.
Dungeon Rock
File this under D for Demented.... A hand dug cave, dug by a man directed by ghosts in search of pirate treasure... Lynn, is close to Salem. It is kind of a scary neighborhood. Don't be alone there at night. As the old rhyme goes.... Lynn Lynn city of sin, you never go out the way you came in.
Steinert Hall
162 Boylston StThis could be interesting
Another one for the weirdos, this school was run by some pro eugenics nut job. Secret radiation experiments were done by Quaker Oats.
Fernald School Road
Fernald School RoadAnother one for the weirdos, this school was run by some pro eugenics nut job. Secret radiation experiments were done by Quaker Oats.
Basically, it is a mysterious stone with weird mysterious junk written on it that has been attributed to every ancient society and your mother from the past millenium.
Dighton Rock
Basically, it is a mysterious stone with weird mysterious junk written on it that has been attributed to every ancient society and your mother from the past millenium.
Jack Kerouac's Grave
5 Carlisle StIt doubles as an occult art gallery.... I know little about it really. I am not advocating satanism. Nor am I not advocating for it. It isn't my cup of tea, but to each their own. For the open minded it may be an interesting place to take a gander at some interesting art or who knows?
The Satanic Temple
64 Bridge StIt doubles as an occult art gallery.... I know little about it really. I am not advocating satanism. Nor am I not advocating for it. It isn't my cup of tea, but to each their own. For the open minded it may be an interesting place to take a gander at some interesting art or who knows?
An alleged pre columbus knight of templar is buried here. I and my partial college education in archaeology call BS. But for those interested in ridiculous versions of fake history this might make you happy....
Westford Knight
17 Depot StAn alleged pre columbus knight of templar is buried here. I and my partial college education in archaeology call BS. But for those interested in ridiculous versions of fake history this might make you happy....
Actually, I go out here almost yearly.... I take my dad's 17 footer, leave from Brewster Cape Cod, and head out across the water towards Welfleet. Billingsgate, used to be a town. A town that was plagued by the pest of pirates among other things. Today, it is home to nothing but old ruins, old foundations of where buildings used to be. Billingsgate, is a true Atlantis. The sea ate it up. No no one lives there but the seals. You leave on the boat at low tide and come back later in the day. This is a great place to watch and get close to seals. I warn you, they are NOT tame seals. DO NOT try to swim with them. DO NOT try to touch them. Give them a respectful space and enjoy watching them.
Billingsgate Shoal
Actually, I go out here almost yearly.... I take my dad's 17 footer, leave from Brewster Cape Cod, and head out across the water towards Welfleet. Billingsgate, used to be a town. A town that was plagued by the pest of pirates among other things. Today, it is home to nothing but old ruins, old foundations of where buildings used to be. Billingsgate, is a true Atlantis. The sea ate it up. No no one lives there but the seals. You leave on the boat at low tide and come back later in the day. This is a great place to watch and get close to seals. I warn you, they are NOT tame seals. DO NOT try to swim with them. DO NOT try to touch them. Give them a respectful space and enjoy watching them.
Lover's Rock.... Yes, New Englanders are overly fond of rocks, Dunkin Donut's, and dropping Rs when we speak, it's true.... But here is another rock for you.... This rock, has to do with a shipwreck and a tragic love story.
Lovers Rock
Lover's Rock.... Yes, New Englanders are overly fond of rocks, Dunkin Donut's, and dropping Rs when we speak, it's true.... But here is another rock for you.... This rock, has to do with a shipwreck and a tragic love story.
98 Prince St
98 Prince StreetBack in the 70s, the mafia ran a racket out of this place, or so it is claimed....
Brook Farm
Transcendentalist lived and hung out here at one time.
Prison Camp Road
Prison Camp RoadDanvers State Hospital, is today condos. At one time it was inspiration for H.P. Lovecraft.
Danvers State Hospital
Danvers State Hospital, is today condos. At one time it was inspiration for H.P. Lovecraft.
No longer open.... But eerie and creepy I am told for those who like the odd and macabre.
Belchertown State School
6 Berkshire AveNo longer open.... But eerie and creepy I am told for those who like the odd and macabre.
Lots of stairs but worth seeing. I love this place.
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Harvard Museum of Natural History
26 Oxford StLots of stairs but worth seeing. I love this place.
Deer Island
165 Tafts AveParks & Nature
Jardin botanique de Tower Hill
11 French DrIt is supposed to be beautiful.
This is a great place! There is a lot of history here it was the poet Longfellow's favorite place. It is also one of mine. As a little girl my dad used to take us to the old mill and it's streams and he would send us in telling us to "look for the silver!" I am ashamed to say at about 6 years old we would steal people's wishes to buy candy cuz my dad was too cheap to buy it for us.... Lot's of nature beautiful and scenic near an amazing old fashioned candy store. Yes it is still there even after all these years. New England is slow when it comes to change. Which is not always a bad thing.
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Wayside Inn Grist Mill
72 Wayside Inn RdThis is a great place! There is a lot of history here it was the poet Longfellow's favorite place. It is also one of mine. As a little girl my dad used to take us to the old mill and it's streams and he would send us in telling us to "look for the silver!" I am ashamed to say at about 6 years old we would steal people's wishes to buy candy cuz my dad was too cheap to buy it for us.... Lot's of nature beautiful and scenic near an amazing old fashioned candy store. Yes it is still there even after all these years. New England is slow when it comes to change. Which is not always a bad thing.
Another one I used to go to as a kid. Lots of caves and fun things to explore. It is a nature area. My dad yet again used to take us here, probably because at that time anyway it was free. It may still be. I have no idea. But as kids we loved it. My trips here were one of the things that lead to my life long interest in archaeology.
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Purgatory Chasm Vistor Center
214 Purgatory RdAnother one I used to go to as a kid. Lots of caves and fun things to explore. It is a nature area. My dad yet again used to take us here, probably because at that time anyway it was free. It may still be. I have no idea. But as kids we loved it. My trips here were one of the things that lead to my life long interest in archaeology.
Fenway... Something to do with sports I think.... Sorry, I am not a fan. Unless it involves horses and jumping them I couldn't care less.
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Fenway Park
4 Jersey StFenway... Something to do with sports I think.... Sorry, I am not a fan. Unless it involves horses and jumping them I couldn't care less.
This is a lovely park! It is where you get the Swan boats. I used to like those as a kid. It is also where we commemorate the famous story Make Way For Ducklings with little duck statues that have been loved by children for generations.
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Boston Public Garden
This is a lovely park! It is where you get the Swan boats. I used to like those as a kid. It is also where we commemorate the famous story Make Way For Ducklings with little duck statues that have been loved by children for generations.
Plum Island, is not an Island. It is a barrier reef, that is connected up to Newburyport with a long road. It is kind of like a poor man's cape cod. Some American presidents have vacationed there. Full of tiny little houses and cottages, the real entertainment comes when we have one of our massive New England storms and a sea side mansion falls into the ocean and floats away with the tide. Pieces of Plum Island, have been getting reclaimed by the sea since... Forever. The beach is also nice so long as you avoid green head season and don't piss off the precious plovers. Because what would we all do if the plovers got mad??? The horror! It is also good for seal watching and whale watches.
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Plum Island
Plum Island, is not an Island. It is a barrier reef, that is connected up to Newburyport with a long road. It is kind of like a poor man's cape cod. Some American presidents have vacationed there. Full of tiny little houses and cottages, the real entertainment comes when we have one of our massive New England storms and a sea side mansion falls into the ocean and floats away with the tide. Pieces of Plum Island, have been getting reclaimed by the sea since... Forever. The beach is also nice so long as you avoid green head season and don't piss off the precious plovers. Because what would we all do if the plovers got mad??? The horror! It is also good for seal watching and whale watches.
You can walk around the pond, and you can swim in it. It is a really good time. It was the special place of Thoreau the writer. A little known fact, Emerson, loved to take other people's ideas and pass them off as his own. He destroyed his philosopher wife Lydian this way, and harvested many ideas from their close family friend Thoreau. The Thoreaus were known for their hatred of slavery and their belief all people should be equal. And their position I can agree with completely.
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Walden Pond
You can walk around the pond, and you can swim in it. It is a really good time. It was the special place of Thoreau the writer. A little known fact, Emerson, loved to take other people's ideas and pass them off as his own. He destroyed his philosopher wife Lydian this way, and harvested many ideas from their close family friend Thoreau. The Thoreaus were known for their hatred of slavery and their belief all people should be equal. And their position I can agree with completely.
Parc d'État de Bash Bish Falls
Falls RoadRedemption Rock Trail North
Redemption Rock Trail NorthEntertainment & Activities
Not exactly a zoo or an aquarium, this place does have animals though and so very much more. Loads of fun for the whole family!!!
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Davis Farmland - À bientôt au printemps 2021!
145 Redstone Hill RdNot exactly a zoo or an aquarium, this place does have animals though and so very much more. Loads of fun for the whole family!!!
Drumlin Farm, was one of my favorite places as a child. I grew up going there. It is the reason Wildflower Farm exists today. It is where I first learned to love barn yard animals and where this dream began. It is much larger than Wildflower, perhaps even better. It will always be a part of who I am and I am to this day grateful for every visit I ever got to make to this place. It's where I first saw and learned how milk comes from cows, and how adorable baby pigs are. It's where I learned to love the smell of farms and fresh hay.
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Mass Audubon's Drumlin Farm
208 S Great RdDrumlin Farm, was one of my favorite places as a child. I grew up going there. It is the reason Wildflower Farm exists today. It is where I first learned to love barn yard animals and where this dream began. It is much larger than Wildflower, perhaps even better. It will always be a part of who I am and I am to this day grateful for every visit I ever got to make to this place. It's where I first saw and learned how milk comes from cows, and how adorable baby pigs are. It's where I learned to love the smell of farms and fresh hay.
One of if not the greatest aquarium in the world. My family has always loved the ocean. As a child my father taught me to track the ocean floor like a hunter when the tide goes out. We were forever going here once again due to free tickets that he got from work so he could save to retire at 50. And also, because it was amazing, so much to learn about the ocean. It prepared me for later in life when I go to go scuba diving on a corral reef in Jamaica, in my mid teens. This truly is a special place. One of the first dates my husband took me on was here. I love the aquarium.
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Aquarium station
State StreetOne of if not the greatest aquarium in the world. My family has always loved the ocean. As a child my father taught me to track the ocean floor like a hunter when the tide goes out. We were forever going here once again due to free tickets that he got from work so he could save to retire at 50. And also, because it was amazing, so much to learn about the ocean. It prepared me for later in life when I go to go scuba diving on a corral reef in Jamaica, in my mid teens. This truly is a special place. One of the first dates my husband took me on was here. I love the aquarium.
This is an artist hub and it is full of gay people. We love gay people. So we love going to what we call P Town. There are endless shops and artist studios and so much more including drag shows and regular pride parades full of nekkid folks. One of the most interesting things to do, is to just sit on a bench and watch people walk by. It is located at the very tip of Cape Cod. A great place to spend the day and or night. All sorts of stuff restaurants and bars, amazing "lobstah." Endless stuff to do and endless interesting people.
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Provincetown
This is an artist hub and it is full of gay people. We love gay people. So we love going to what we call P Town. There are endless shops and artist studios and so much more including drag shows and regular pride parades full of nekkid folks. One of the most interesting things to do, is to just sit on a bench and watch people walk by. It is located at the very tip of Cape Cod. A great place to spend the day and or night. All sorts of stuff restaurants and bars, amazing "lobstah." Endless stuff to do and endless interesting people.
Maplewood farm right here in Berlin, is wonderful if you want to go horseback riding. They have both lesson ponies and privately owned boarded horses like my guy, Pete. The facility is very nice and includes an indoor ring. Lessons are available.
Maplewood Farm
28 Ball Hill RdMaplewood farm right here in Berlin, is wonderful if you want to go horseback riding. They have both lesson ponies and privately owned boarded horses like my guy, Pete. The facility is very nice and includes an indoor ring. Lessons are available.
Pick your own berries, buy your own christmas ornaments made from things found in nature, some produce available etc.... The family that runs it has been in this town for generations. The folks running it now, are loads of fun and super nice. Sometimes, at Christmas time they offer in the town center hay rides. They were some of the first people we met when we moved here. They are still where we go for our christmas tree every year and decorations of various kinds.
Indian Head Farm, has recently changed it's name. Due to I think being a place run by good people who have up till now used an archaic historical farm name for historic reasons. Today, my guess is, out of care for the native peoples of the USA and human decency which they possess in spades, they have selected to call it Cordelia's Farm, and honor a historic women from town and from their family. Cuz times have changed, and we must change with time to become a better version of ourselves. And so they have.
Indian Head Farm
228 Pleasant StPick your own berries, buy your own christmas ornaments made from things found in nature, some produce available etc.... The family that runs it has been in this town for generations. The folks running it now, are loads of fun and super nice. Sometimes, at Christmas time they offer in the town center hay rides. They were some of the first people we met when we moved here. They are still where we go for our christmas tree every year and decorations of various kinds.
Indian Head Farm, has recently changed it's name. Due to I think being a place run by good people who have up till now used an archaic historical farm name for historic reasons. Today, my guess is, out of care for the native peoples of the USA and human decency which they possess in spades, they have selected to call it Cordelia's Farm, and honor a historic women from town and from their family. Cuz times have changed, and we must change with time to become a better version of ourselves. And so they have.
19 Carter, is our local community center. You can find coffee, or a sandwhich there. You can look at the schedule there are all kinds of things going on. The hub of Berlin local drama, and a place many spend their time. Often inhabited by the elderly seeking help with technology from a local 10 year old.... Knitting groups.... There may be a meeting of tea addicts anonymous I really have no idea. I don't get down there often enough. It's in an old church the historical society has been in the process of fixing for.... Longer than it took Romney, to get the big dig finished. So think a generation... Maybe 3. There are also sometimes children's groups and play time stuff here too.
19 Carter St
19 Carter Street19 Carter, is our local community center. You can find coffee, or a sandwhich there. You can look at the schedule there are all kinds of things going on. The hub of Berlin local drama, and a place many spend their time. Often inhabited by the elderly seeking help with technology from a local 10 year old.... Knitting groups.... There may be a meeting of tea addicts anonymous I really have no idea. I don't get down there often enough. It's in an old church the historical society has been in the process of fixing for.... Longer than it took Romney, to get the big dig finished. So think a generation... Maybe 3. There are also sometimes children's groups and play time stuff here too.
Wachusett Mountain
41 Mountain RdSkiing! About 20 minutes drive from here.
Franklin Park Zoo
1 Franklin Park RdEverything Else
Our location is interesting because it is very rural, and yet we are a 10 minute drive to the mall. Which includes a Macy's and a movie theater, some more food options, and plenty more.
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Solomon Pond Mall station
Our location is interesting because it is very rural, and yet we are a 10 minute drive to the mall. Which includes a Macy's and a movie theater, some more food options, and plenty more.
I don't know where to start, this is one of my favorite places in the world. Brewster, is where I grew up most summers as a kid. I would spend my days at the beach and on the sand flats, or with my boat a rubber raft I called Mr. Stinky Sinky, (it was full of holes.) Still, I would fill him up with air and go out with him in the ocean or at the mill ponds. I used that boat to prank many an unsuspecting uncle and family friend. So many memories and good times here.
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Cape Cod
I don't know where to start, this is one of my favorite places in the world. Brewster, is where I grew up most summers as a kid. I would spend my days at the beach and on the sand flats, or with my boat a rubber raft I called Mr. Stinky Sinky, (it was full of holes.) Still, I would fill him up with air and go out with him in the ocean or at the mill ponds. I used that boat to prank many an unsuspecting uncle and family friend. So many memories and good times here.
First Parish Church of Berlin
24 Central StSaint Joseph the Good Provider
52 West StI have a soft spot for this place. It's where I was born and where I grew up. Great for those who wish to do some meditation.
Cambridge Zen Center
199 Auburn StI have a soft spot for this place. It's where I was born and where I grew up. Great for those who wish to do some meditation.
Another one that is special, when I was a teenager, we lived in an 1850s farm house in Lexington. But families fall apart, mine did. Don't feel bad it was for the best. We are all happier now. But this was my teenage home. My dad is still there and he runs his zen group out of there now when he isn't in Rhode Island at PZC.
Open Meadow Zen Group
212 Marrett RdAnother one that is special, when I was a teenager, we lived in an 1850s farm house in Lexington. But families fall apart, mine did. Don't feel bad it was for the best. We are all happier now. But this was my teenage home. My dad is still there and he runs his zen group out of there now when he isn't in Rhode Island at PZC.
Balance Rock, is another family owned farm with many generations of farmers in a long line. Today, it is run by a great guy named Buddy Wheeler. He is I do believe the 6th generation. They have meat and eggs, and chicken and hay and barn yard animal feed, and honey and local maple syrup etc.... My favorite thing here is the bacon. But we also often buy our goat and chicken feed here as well. When some bunnies were left here, it was Buddy, who built us a hutch for them. He is one of the people I go to for farming advice quite regularly as farming is new to me. They also offer the best fresh unfrozen thanksgiving turkeys.
Balance Rock Farm
104 Highland StBalance Rock, is another family owned farm with many generations of farmers in a long line. Today, it is run by a great guy named Buddy Wheeler. He is I do believe the 6th generation. They have meat and eggs, and chicken and hay and barn yard animal feed, and honey and local maple syrup etc.... My favorite thing here is the bacon. But we also often buy our goat and chicken feed here as well. When some bunnies were left here, it was Buddy, who built us a hutch for them. He is one of the people I go to for farming advice quite regularly as farming is new to me. They also offer the best fresh unfrozen thanksgiving turkeys.
A really quintessential and disgustingly alarmingly, over priced neighborhood in Boston. Yes, there really is an annoying hill to walk up.
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Beacon Hill
A really quintessential and disgustingly alarmingly, over priced neighborhood in Boston. Yes, there really is an annoying hill to walk up.
Musée Discovery
177 Main StFollow the drinking gourd and wade in the water children, all the way to this place. It was a stop on the underground railroad. It provides some evidence of how escaped slaves were hidden on their way out of slavery. I have a great deal of pride knowing, that helping people escape from brutality is part of the history of the region I call home. My grandma used to bring me here as a little girl... To show me these historical truths, so that when I see injustice, I will like the people who once lived in this house, take a stand. And so I do. The lessons here are many... And it poses one of the most important questions each one of us will ever ask ourselves, the question, who do I want to be?
Frances H. and Jonathan Drake House
23 Franklin StFollow the drinking gourd and wade in the water children, all the way to this place. It was a stop on the underground railroad. It provides some evidence of how escaped slaves were hidden on their way out of slavery. I have a great deal of pride knowing, that helping people escape from brutality is part of the history of the region I call home. My grandma used to bring me here as a little girl... To show me these historical truths, so that when I see injustice, I will like the people who once lived in this house, take a stand. And so I do. The lessons here are many... And it poses one of the most important questions each one of us will ever ask ourselves, the question, who do I want to be?
The New England Peace Pagoda
100 Cave Hill RdColline du château sur la propriété Crane
290 Argilla RdBoston Athenæum
10-1/2 Beacon StArts & Culture
Parc de sculptures et musée DeCordova
51 Sandy Pond RdIt's supposed to be very nice.
Sturbridge Village, is very cool. About a 45 minute to an hour drive from us. It is home to a collection of historic houses and buildings, a museum of sorts on early American living. I always enjoyed my visits there. In fact, The Wildflower Farmhouse was built to be a replica of the famous Sturbridge Village Parsonage. Today in Sturbridge it is painted white while our home remains in the original color it was painted when first constructed, an antique barn red.
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Old Sturbridge Village Road
Old Sturbridge Village RoadSturbridge Village, is very cool. About a 45 minute to an hour drive from us. It is home to a collection of historic houses and buildings, a museum of sorts on early American living. I always enjoyed my visits there. In fact, The Wildflower Farmhouse was built to be a replica of the famous Sturbridge Village Parsonage. Today in Sturbridge it is painted white while our home remains in the original color it was painted when first constructed, an antique barn red.
One of the coolest museums around for the science nerds. My husband, a PhD in physics thinks the world of it. It is wonderful for children and people of all ages. This is another place I spent a lot of time as a kid with my dad. (because, he had free tickets courtesy of where he worked.) So we could go there and he could still save to retire at 50. They have an Omni theater that is almost always showing something cool.
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Musée de la science
1 Museum Of Science DrivewayOne of the coolest museums around for the science nerds. My husband, a PhD in physics thinks the world of it. It is wonderful for children and people of all ages. This is another place I spent a lot of time as a kid with my dad. (because, he had free tickets courtesy of where he worked.) So we could go there and he could still save to retire at 50. They have an Omni theater that is almost always showing something cool.
Harvard, is the most famous and first university in the country. It sits in a very fun area of cambridge known as Harvard square, unless you are from Boston. Then you likely know it better as haaavaaad Squaya. Go look at all the weird teenagers in the pit pretending to be hard core subculture and all bad ass. Or go to The Garage, or just walk around. At night once it gets warm there's all kinds of performing artists out on the streets. There are also loads of restaurants, and many things to see in and around Harvard University.
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Université de Harvard
3 Oxford StreetHarvard, is the most famous and first university in the country. It sits in a very fun area of cambridge known as Harvard square, unless you are from Boston. Then you likely know it better as haaavaaad Squaya. Go look at all the weird teenagers in the pit pretending to be hard core subculture and all bad ass. Or go to The Garage, or just walk around. At night once it gets warm there's all kinds of performing artists out on the streets. There are also loads of restaurants, and many things to see in and around Harvard University.
Boston, and in fact all of MA, is a college "town." We are loaded with colleges and universities. It is the hub of education in this region of the country and actually boasts the best education even at the grammar school level.
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Université de Boston
Commonwealth AvenueBoston, and in fact all of MA, is a college "town." We are loaded with colleges and universities. It is the hub of education in this region of the country and actually boasts the best education even at the grammar school level.
Yep, another college... As already mentioned here in MA, we roll in colleges and universities.
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Boston College
140 Commonwealth AvenueYep, another college... As already mentioned here in MA, we roll in colleges and universities.
More colleges... Sorry.... I have to list a whole mess of them though, because we are within an hour and 15 minutes of most colleges in the area.
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Brandeis University
415 South StMore colleges... Sorry.... I have to list a whole mess of them though, because we are within an hour and 15 minutes of most colleges in the area.
Another one. Colleges and universities in MA, are almost as plentiful as our dearly beloved Dunkin Donuts.
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Northeastern station
Opera PlaceAnother one. Colleges and universities in MA, are almost as plentiful as our dearly beloved Dunkin Donuts.
I give up. I am leaving these blank from now on when it is a uni or a college....
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Berklee College of Music
I give up. I am leaving these blank from now on when it is a uni or a college....
Emerson College
120 Boylston StNew England Conservatory of Music
290 Huntington AveMassachusetts College of Art and Design
621 Huntington AveThis is an art museum that is most known for the theft that happened there some years back. It is a fabulous museum and a great collection.
Gardner Museum
28 Pearl StThis is an art museum that is most known for the theft that happened there some years back. It is a fabulous museum and a great collection.
BOSTON POPS
301 Massachusetts AveMusic
Tufts University
419 Boston AveBoston Symphony Orchestra
301 Massachusetts AveMusic
Boston Conservatory at Berklee
8 FenwayBabson College
231 Forest StMount Holyoke College
50 College StUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Wellesley College
106 Central StWorcester Polytechnic Institute
100 Institute RdEndicott College
376 Hale StChandler Street Lot
Chandler StreetMusée des Beaux-Arts
465 Huntington AveDeceptively small this lovely little library offers all sorts of activities. It also has a lower floor dedicated to children with a decent selection on the upper floor for the adults. But, you do need a library card.
Worcester County Library - Berlin Branch
13 Harrison AveDeceptively small this lovely little library offers all sorts of activities. It also has a lower floor dedicated to children with a decent selection on the upper floor for the adults. But, you do need a library card.
This is a fun area full of history and paganism today historically there was likely little to none. It is all about the horrible witch trials in which over 20 people were killed as witches. Little girls with imaginary evidence.... It was an ugly time for sure. There are loads of museums on the history as well as the modern religion of witchcraft, tons of restaurants and shops in the area. It has gotten a lot nicer since I lived there at 19 and worked in the museums as a tour guide. There is a large green, and the willows in the summer.... It is also home to a university with what at least used to have an awesome drama department.
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Salem
This is a fun area full of history and paganism today historically there was likely little to none. It is all about the horrible witch trials in which over 20 people were killed as witches. Little girls with imaginary evidence.... It was an ugly time for sure. There are loads of museums on the history as well as the modern religion of witchcraft, tons of restaurants and shops in the area. It has gotten a lot nicer since I lived there at 19 and worked in the museums as a tour guide. There is a large green, and the willows in the summer.... It is also home to a university with what at least used to have an awesome drama department.
This is all about maritime history. Huge hit with a Finnish friend of mine who was in the Finnish navy.
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USS Constitution Museum
This is all about maritime history. Huge hit with a Finnish friend of mine who was in the Finnish navy.
I studied opera. It's one of the things I went to college for. So for me, this place rocks.
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Opéra de Boston
539 Washington StI studied opera. It's one of the things I went to college for. So for me, this place rocks.
An amazing museum in which actors play the roll of early settlers and native americans, by day living the early american life style where the public can watch and interact. This is a great place for kids and a wonderful learning experience.
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Plimoth Cinema
137 Warren AveAn amazing museum in which actors play the roll of early settlers and native americans, by day living the early american life style where the public can watch and interact. This is a great place for kids and a wonderful learning experience.
This is another location associated with Louisa May Alcott the writer of Little Women. After her father's settlement and philosophy experiment of Fruitlands in the town of Harvard failed, and the family almost starved to death, they moved to Concord. Not far from Bush, the home of Emerson. Emerson started a slightly less hard core settlement in Concord. This became their family homestead in Concord.
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Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House
399 Lexington RdThis is another location associated with Louisa May Alcott the writer of Little Women. After her father's settlement and philosophy experiment of Fruitlands in the town of Harvard failed, and the family almost starved to death, they moved to Concord. Not far from Bush, the home of Emerson. Emerson started a slightly less hard core settlement in Concord. This became their family homestead in Concord.
Not very big, but at least somewhat amusing. I enjoyed my visit. But then, I have a strange sense of humor....
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Museum of Bad Art
1250 Davis SquareNot very big, but at least somewhat amusing. I enjoyed my visit. But then, I have a strange sense of humor....
This place sounds really awesome. But I have never been.
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The Mary Baker Eddy Library
210 Massachusetts AveThis place sounds really awesome. But I have never been.
Drinks & Nightlife
Restaurant and winery way up high, look out at all the lights in Boston.
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Top of the Hub
800 Boylston StRestaurant and winery way up high, look out at all the lights in Boston.