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Still a bit chilly in the mornings but the afternoons are getting nicer to walk. They say tomorrow could be close to 70 degrees! Yesterday, I took a…

Didn’t have an image prepared for this morning so on the way to the commuter rail (my phone auto corrected to “country minutes rail” which I kind of…

Just a “little” place being built in small town Halifax.

Another tree at Pratt Farm. I was impressed by the massive root system of these trees. Also, they would make awesome climbing trees.

I found this seashell by the seashore. It was so pretty I took it home with me.

A trip to the dentist yesterday meant a stop at the ocean. After the sub-zero temps over the weekend, yesterday’s temps in the 40s felt like Spring. There…

While not as vibrant as the male cardinal, the female is still beautiful.

Looks like it’s not going to get above 20 degrees for the next three days. With the wind chill it will feel like -10 below. Guess I’ll be…

Still some muted colors in the Public Garden. Puxatuney Phil didn’t see his shadow so hopefully we will get an early spring.

Always nice to be near the ocean…winter or summer. Although, a little more enjoyable in the summer :-).

Unseasonably warm yesterday and today. Mom and I took advantage of the weather yesterday and walked along the Plymouth waterfront.

I’m guessing that 7 out of 10 times I end up taking a photo of Brewer Fountain when I walk through the Boston Commons. And almost always with…

It had been a long time since I walked down Commonwealth Avenue. It’s such a nice walk I hope I remember to walk it more.

This was taken in the morning, before the snowstorm hit in the late afternoon. They are saying another storm could be coming our way this weekend. I sure…

Full cloud coverage during the snow storm opened up to beautiful blue skies when it was over.

Early to rise, early to work…however, not as early as these workers. Looks like they might get a little muddy today. They pretty much work through anything, rain,…

This is the backyard of one of the houses on the Holiday House Tour. Not a bad view :-). They look out at Plymouth Beach and if you…

This is the view to the right of the red barn from yesterday’s photo.

Unfortunately, I have not been out taking photos in the past couple of weeks. Hopefully, I’ll get back to it this weekend. Had to dig back to the…

We took a walk after lunch on Christmas (I’m going to need many more walks after all the treats I’ve eaten) and came across these white reindeer. I…

A childhood friend of my nephews sets up this winter wonderland for the Holidays in Halifax. He says it takes about 2 weeks to set everything up (mostly…

This is year I didn’t make it over to the Blacksmith Shop during the actual hours of Holidays in Halifax. I went down earlier to take a photo…

This snowman is one of the originals from Edaville Railroad. My aunt and uncle purchased him and he made an appearance at the Brockton Store for Holidays in…

The final result of the ice sculptures. Unfortunately, i never got an individual photo of the dinosaur in the back.

I drove by the next morning after Holidays in Halifax and quite a bit of the sculptures were gone. Within 2 days it was all melted.

Here are the guys who put in long hours, to create these work of arts, only to have them melt away.

Saturday was the annual Holidays in Halifax: “Holidays in Halifax is the Town’s annual winter holiday event including, during the late afternoon and early evening, open houses in…

We came across this beautiful white birch tree while walking down to one of the houses on the tour.

During the house tours, we weren’t allowed to take photos inside the houses (I got yelled at once). There were a couple houses where I asked if I…

Yesterday, the family went on the 10th Annual Holiday House Tour in Plymouth. There were 9 houses that we could tour and then we finished off with a…

A couple more shots where you can see more of the boardwalk on the Churchill Park side of the Plympton Parks. They did a great job and I…

After Thanksgiving dinner we took a short walk at the new Plympton Parks to see the boardwalk that was recently built. We entered through Churchill Park but did…

I’m always impressed with how nicely the decorations are at The Inn. Happy December 1st!

While my department falls under NU Global Network we are housed in what is referred to as the CPS building (College of Professional Studies). Northeastern leases space (the…

I love walking through Beacon Hill but it’s always a challenge not to twist an ankle. I would not recommend walking around the area in heels.

Sauchuk Farm added a big beautiful barn this year at their corn maze site. While I’ve gone to their vegetable stand down the street, I’ve yet to visit…