For the next dip into the box pick of destiny, my younger son picked out, Guilty Bakery! When Guilty Bakery was located in Plymouth, it was a perfect pick for me since it was walkable from my house. Even though it has moved, it still churns out some excellent sweets. Although the pictures here come […]
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For a true taste of Plymouth’s best beachside experience, make sure to plan your next oceanside outing at Plymouth Long Beach.
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Living in the congested northeast, what I look for often is a slice of rural solitude, what I call searching for the perfect log.
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Looking for some excellent BBQ? Some tasty beer? You can have it all at Blaze Brewing Company in Biddeford, Maine.
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A weekend in Plymouth includes historical sites, mouthwateringly good food, a craft beverage tour, walking trails and seaside views.
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For this evening in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, we’re stopping for bites and beverages at Someday Bar and Bijan’s.
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This afternoon in Hanover, Massachusetts features excellent sushi, a scenic car ride and games at an amusement center.
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Instead of pairing an artist with beer, once in a while, the elves at Backyard Road Trips review an album that is, at least, new to them. For this record review, we’re heading to the classical section of the record store to pick out Grieg and Schumann Piano Concertos by Leif Ove Andsnes and Mariss
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Not all cheap beer is terrible, not all music that is considered “bad” is terrible, not all craft beer is good. For instance, for a cheap beer, Corona Light is fine just as yacht rock has its place. No matter how you slice it though, in this one reviewer’s opinion, these are six vessels of
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As the days inched closer to the birth of my son, Charlie, it was more difficult to take family outings. The scorching summer heat and the uncertainty of my wife traveling more than a few minutes from town understandably made her want to stay close to home. The tough part was that both of my
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