Once the travel restrictions were lifted and we had our vaccines, it was time to travel once again! Always looking for places slightly off the beaten, my first road trip was to Bristol, Connecticut. As I stand by my adage that there is something worth exploring in every backyard, I like exploring small post-industrial cities […]
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On a recent podcast, my co-host Jim posed the question to our guest, Matt Woodward, whether it’s Green or White Mountains for him. Much to my chagrin, Matt (along with Jim) is team Whites. Vermont, home of the Green Mountains, has always been a second home for me. Vermont has always struck me more than
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On a recent trip with the family to the Roger Williams Zoo, afterward, I took a much-anticipated detour to Long Live Beerworks in Providence. Its location is just off of Route 1 in a rehabilitated mill complex on Sprague Street. This brewery is well-hyped for good reason. With an ultra-cool location and top-notch beer, Long
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Vemont = beer. Vermont also = cheese, ice cream, maple syrup, apple cider; practically anything that is delicious. The state has been a favorite vacation destination of mine since I was young. Now that I’m an adult, the Stowe and the Woodstock regions are so familiar they feel like home. Some years, my family and
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In the continuous pursuit of walks for social distancing, I recently visited Kent’s Point in Orleans, Massachusetts. Cape Cod always has an allure and finding out of the way, but beautiful places on the Cape is a mission of mine. Kent’s Point fit the bill for this completely. Kent’s Point is accessed via a walking
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