So much Newport, Part I
The tour guide would explain it with different words!
Read More So much Newport, Part ICareening through life and learning stuff
The tour guide would explain it with different words!
Read More So much Newport, Part IOne very silly idea I’ve had about visiting Rhode Island is that I wanted to drive from one state border to the other, and time the trip, to see what it felt like to drive all the way across the state in one shot. I had asked Will if it could be done in less […]
Read More Rhode Island is small with big attractionsWe scheduled two days for us to do solo stuff.
Read More Two days of friendsBoston is so close to my old life, when I lived in Fitchburg and rode the commuter train to school in Waltham. After exploring Boston for a day, the next day Will and I spent the whole day traveling old routes, walking old paths, gaining new perspectives on old vistas. First we took Route 2 […]
Read More Revisiting my past lifeShe was 92 when she complained to me, “Everybody here is old.”
Read More A loved TruloveThe problem is fear.
Read More Fear leads to dying, not winningWe found out there is a vortex in downtown Boston, right in front of King’s Chapel. It took us all day long to realize this phenomena was specific to the intersection of Tremont ST, Beacon ST, and School ST. King’s Chapel was originally an Anglican church attended by Royalists (supporters of the British King), but […]
Read More Boston Vortex and Freedom TrailOn our way out of Salem we made a fun stop in Lynn, Massachusetts, to climb up the hill at High Rock Tower Park. The tower is tucked into a densely populated residential area, and the approach that we used has no parking area (we found street parking). There are no informational or directional signs, […]
Read More High Rock Tower and Pawsox fireworksTo keep each post somewhat on topic, I hopped around in the timeline. We were in Salem two days. Today’s post is witchy, and yesterday’s was everything else. They aren’t chronological. After a cold, wet morning on the sea looking for whales, we arrived in the wet afternoon at the city of Salem, Massachusetts. Salem […]
Read More I am introduced to Salem witch historyIf you’re just tuning in, I have been recounting my journey to New England in May. It was a two-week trip, and I spent the time with my friend Will. We did a ton of stuff, so I’ll be blogging about it for at least another month. I have time to drag it out. I […]
Read More Salem is about more than witches