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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Hazy July Days
I’ve been soaking up as much of summer as possible- hikes in the morning before work, then bike riding adventures after work. Summer doesn’t last here in New England, so I’m enjoying the light and warmth as much as possible. … Continue reading
SuzyQ Dougnuts in Ottawa
I went up north recently to Ottawa to visit an old friend, and knowing of our mutual love of doughnuts, she took me to SuzyQ. It’s in Hintonburg, which is a nice area to wander around- lots of shops … Continue reading
A Picnic & A Play at Hudson Valley’s Shakespeare Festival
It was the perfect evening for a picnic when we arrived at Boscobel House in the Hudson Valley. We lugged a cooler and a tote bag across the grounds towards the house, then around front where we had a magnificent … Continue reading
Cherry Picking at Fix Brothers
I went to the Hudson River Valley for the long holiday weekend, just in time for Sour Cherry season. I’d missed the sweet cherries by a week, but since I’d wanted to go cherry picking for a couple of years … Continue reading