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Theater in the Hills
When someone mentions theater, most people think Broadway. Or here in Massachusetts people think Boston. However there is a wonderful gem of a theater right here in the center of Massachusetts called The Cultural Center at Eagle Hill. The Cultural … Continue reading
The Popular “Festival that Stinks”
Garlic Festivals occur all over the world. Some have been in business for over 20 years. Some of the larger ones are the Gilroy Garlic Festival in Gilroy, California, L’aglio di Voghiera in Ferrara, Italy and the Isle of Wight … Continue reading
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Tagged fine dining, garlic, garlic festival, Gilroy Garlic Festival, Hudson Valley Garlic Festival, Inn at Clamber Hill, Isle of Wight Garlic Festival, L'aglio di Voghiera, north quabbin, north quabbin garlic and arts festival, Orange MA, Orange Massachusetts, Southern Vermont Garlic and Herb Festival
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Isolated Mountains — favorite hiking spots
The weather is absolutely perfect for hiking. It’s been a while since I’ve told you about area hiking trails. One of the most famous places to hike in the area is Mt. Monadnock. When we moved to Petersham, MA from … Continue reading
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Tagged Dublin New Hamshire, Inn at Clamber Hill, inselberg, Jaffrey New Hampshire, kopje, koppie, monadnock, mt. monadnock, Petersham MA
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Birding, the #1 sport in America
Did you know that birding is the #1 “sport” in the US? I didn’t. My husband told how popular birding is and I didn’t believe him but research shows that 51.3 million Americans are into birding and that figure probably … Continue reading
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Tagged Audubon Society, bird watching, birding, clamber hill, Cooks Canyon Wildlife Sanctuary, Eagle Lake Wildlife Sanctuary, Inn at Clamber Hill, Jim Baird, Lake Wampanoag Wildlife Sanctuary, Lewis-Corrine Babbitt Wildlife Sanctuary, Mass Audubon, Petersham MA, Rutland Brooks Wildlife Sanctuary, Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Santurary
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Take a Hike– at Rock House Reservation
There are twelve Trustees of Reservation properties in the Central Region of Massachusetts, all great places to hike and all close to the Inn. But the name Rock House Reservation has always intrigued me. And after finally getting there I … Continue reading
Massachusetts is going “Green”
Green is a color, green is a lifestyle, green is nature’s way of telling us that spring has arrived. And spring has definitely arrived in Petersham Massachusetts. The Swamp Pinks and the Daffodils came out just in time for Easter. … Continue reading
Looking for a little spring on a snowy day? Try Magic Wings!
Being an Inn located in Petersham has advantages and disadvantages. We are an attractive destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts but often times potential visitors think there will not be enough to do in Central Massachusetts. The result is … Continue reading
When it’s cold out there–opt for some indoor attractions
It has been 12 years since we opened the Inn at Clamber Hill in central Massachusetts. Moving here from Germany, we knew nothing about the area or the state, so we started exploring. We discovered early on that North Hampton … Continue reading
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Tagged art museum, Central Massachusetts, Cezanne, Degas, ethnic food, French artists, Impressionists, Inn at Clamber Hill, Manet, massachusetts, Monet, North Hampton, Picasso, Pioneer Valley, Pissaro, restaurants, Rodin, Seurat, shopping, Smith College, Smith College Museum of Art, Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
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Fresh Snow–a perfect opportunity for Cross Country Skiing
Central Massachusetts has a fresh covering of snow this morning making it a perfect day to go cross country skiing. The book “Skiing the Pioneer Valley” provides a list of great places for cross-country skiing. This includes 8 Cross Country … Continue reading
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Tagged Brookfield Orchards Touring Center, Bucksteep Manor, Canterbury Farm, Cross Country Skiing, groomed trails, Harvard Forest, Hickory Hill, Inn at Clamber Hill, MA, Maple Corner, Northfield Mountain, Notchview Reservation, Petersham, Stump Sprouts, Visitor Center
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Winter Time “Blues” in Petersham, MA
The blues is a music genre that started at the end of the 19th century in the southern United States. Fred Lilliankamp, otherwise known as Fish Fry Fred will be performing a history of the blues at Petersham Memorial Library … Continue reading
