Saturday, October 30, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Melon's 10 New England Answers
1 USS Constitution, cannon balls bounced off her oak (Southern Live) planking so it was nicknamed Old Ironsides, undefeated in 40 battles, built in 1797 and is still a US Navy ship out to sea once a year (4th of July of course).
2 The Boston Massacre -- yes, the one that Samuel Adams helped provoke and that John Adams defended the regular army boys implicated. You can see that the news (although old) distressed Shauna).
3 Stockbridge, MA -- There is a winter painting by Rockwell which made it famous (and he lived near too).
4 Yale
5 Mark Twain
6 Minutemen
7 Hayley!
8 Buckman's Tavern along Battle Road. Revere and Dawes galloped by here warning that the "regulars" were coming. And they came and were ambushed by minutemen colonists.
9 Boston Temple
10 Paul Revere lived here. It is the most original place in Boston with materials still dating back to 1690.
2 The Boston Massacre -- yes, the one that Samuel Adams helped provoke and that John Adams defended the regular army boys implicated. You can see that the news (although old) distressed Shauna).
3 Stockbridge, MA -- There is a winter painting by Rockwell which made it famous (and he lived near too).
4 Yale
5 Mark Twain
6 Minutemen
7 Hayley!
8 Buckman's Tavern along Battle Road. Revere and Dawes galloped by here warning that the "regulars" were coming. And they came and were ambushed by minutemen colonists.
9 Boston Temple
10 Paul Revere lived here. It is the most original place in Boston with materials still dating back to 1690.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Touring solo w/companions
After some vertical exertion Ya need mountain goat skills up here...
Hey how'd this get in here -- at the A-frame chapel
Hello trail 151 or 149?
Hello trail 151 or 149?
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