Autumn in New England Part III
Boston, Massachusetts Since we only had about a day to spend in Boston, we chose to walk the Boston Freedom Trail. They say the trail is only 2.5 miles long but somehow we ended up walking seven plus miles. Maybe it’s because we got lost a couple of times, which was okay because I think we were able to cover most of Boston proper! It was a little glumly flying into Boston, but luckily it stayed dry most of the…
Autumn in New England Part II
Burlington, Vermont After our trip to Rhode Island, we drove to our AirB&B in Colchester, Vermont, where we enjoyed an evening in Burlington: walking Lake Champlains’s waterfront, checking out the shops like Burlington Flannel Co., and people watching while eating dinner (yummy pizza) outside, on Church Street. If you’ve ever been to Church Street you know why it’s such a great place to take-in all the sites! Waterbury, Vermont Waterbury is such a beautiful place, especially in the Fall, and…
Autumn in New England Part I
Brad and I visited Maine and New Hampshire several years ago and have always wanted to go back and see some other New England states. Since Autumn is the best time of year to visit and see the beautiful Fall colors, we took time off a couple of weeks ago, and spent ten wonderful days in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Plymouth, Massachusetts We flew into Boston (more about Boston in later post), rented a car, and started driving south…
September Happenings
Brad’s Business Trip to Japan & Korea It’s been quite sometime since Brad’s been able to travel oversees with work, something he used to do regularly, so he really enjoyed his recent trip to Japan and Korea. Sima, his co-worker, was a good sport as he dragged her hither and thither with their rigorous schedule! Brad’s text to Merinda…he was so excited to try Korean corn dogs for the first time, and share it with Merinda, who used to sell…