Tag: New England
Fear the Raven, Ravenwood Haunted Farm, Massachusetts
“It’s not just a haunted house… it’s an adventure!” Boston’s newest haunted attraction, Ravenwood Haunted Farm, located in Haverhill, Massachusetts recently opened. I love the Halloween season, so I wanted to check it out. One night, I went with Carlyn and her two children. Before going, I checked out their Facebook page and read the […]
Kennebunkport, Maine
“Road trips are measured by moments rather than miles.” Kennebunkport, Maine is full of New England charm. Being an ocean lover, I was very excited when my travels took me to this cute, little town situated along the seashore. Before heading to my hotel, the Kennebunkport Inn, I found the ocean. Although the weather chilled my […]
Halloween Fun at Spooky World
“There is magic in the night when pumpkins glow by moonlight.” New England is a great place to celebrate Halloween. My friend, Elaine, who lives in Florida, decided she wanted to visit me for Halloween. I was all in. The two of us have had many crazy Halloween adventures together, such as hitting Key West for Fantasy […]
Sunflowers Galore at Colby Farm
“May I grow so tall and bright, so free and wild, so brave and vibrant, that when you see me standing you think I am a sunflower.” – G.C. I have always wanted to frolic in a field of sunflowers. When Boston Magazine’s “Five Sunflower Fields to Visit in New England” popped up in my Twitter […]
MA: Provincetown, Cape Cod
“The waves of the sea help me get back to me.” When my friend, Gisela, came to visit me, she wanted to go biking in the Cape. She really wanted to spend time in Nantucket, which she read about years ago. However, her trip to Boston was last-minute, and the Cape was booked up. Travel […]
Maine: Bar Harbor on a Whim
“I take to the open road, healthy, free, the world before me.” – Walt Whitman Last week, work took me to Bangor and Ellsworth, Maine. My co-worker suggested I check out Bar Harbor before heading home. Why not? Sure, I was running on empty. But the seed had been planted, and my curiosity was piqued. My […]