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Category Archives: Recommended
Zipping along the Mohawk Trail
An old Indian Trail, used by the Pocumtucks and the Mohawks was modernized to accommodate automobiles at the turn of the century and became the Mohawk Trail, one of the first scenic highways in the US when the Massachusetts legislature … Continue reading
The Quabbin, “the meeting place of many waters”
The first time I heard of the Quabbin Reservoir was on our “Inn Hunting” trip to Central Massachusetts. The reservoir makes such a large impact on the area, we took a day to drive all the way around it, down … Continue reading
Posted in nature, Recommended, travel, wildlife
Tagged Central Massachusetts, clamber hill, Dana, deer hunting, Enfield, Enfield Lookout, fishing, Greenwich, hunting, Petersham MA, Prescott, Quabbin Reservoir
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A Bird in the Hand…..
…..is worth two in the bush. Many folks love bird watching. In fact birding is rated as the #1 sport in America—hard to believe if you’re a fellow New Englander with Patriots and the Red Sox fever — but there … Continue reading
Posted in birding, nature, Recommended, sports, wildlife
Tagged Chris Davis, clamber hill, falcon, falconry, Harris Hawk, hawk, massachusetts, New England Falconry, Pioneer Valley, Red Tail Hawk
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Monadnock, a wonderul mountain to climb
If you check back in the Clamber Hill blog-o-sphere, there is another post about Mt. Monadnock from August of 2010. But recently discovering the pictures of our last climb up the mountain, which was also on a gorgeous September day, … Continue reading
Posted in hiking, nature, Recommended, travel
Tagged Clamber Hill Inn, hiking, hiking trails, Jaffrey NH, Mount Monadnock, mt. monadnock, trails
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Freilichtmuseum in Massachusetts
Interestingly enough, in Germany Open-air museums are called Freilicht — not Freiluft. Free or open light, not open air. The first Freilicht Museum was actually built in Norway in 1888. In the USA, these museums are called Open-air Museums, … Continue reading
Hiking—the easy, low cost way to discover the “Great Outdoors”
Many of us first encounter the joys of hiking as a Girl Scout or Boy Scout. And hiking can be fun and adventurous for children, adults and families. Not only is hiking fun, it also leads to relaxation and better … Continue reading
Flea Market or Antique Show–either way it’s paradise for bargain hunters
There is a small town in the southwest corner of Central Massachusetts called Brimfield. First settled in 1706, it is a rural town with a population of only 3600. But that figure swells exponentially three times a year for the … Continue reading
White Winter Rafting
In our younger days we enjoyed white water rafting. We’ve rafted on rivers in Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia, New York and Austria. And yes we were in rafts, not tubes. We’ve also done tubing on some of the more gentle … Continue reading
Posted in Recommended, sports, winter sports
Tagged active duty military discounts, Amesbury Sport Park, Back Road Inns of Ceentral Massachusetts, Berkshire East, Butternut Ski Area, clamber hill, massachusetts, Nashoba Valley Ski Area, Petersham MA, Ski Ward Hill, snow tubing, winter sports
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