If you’ve ever traveled to Boston from out of town and lacked the ability to stay with friends or family, then you probably already know — Boston is just one of those places where a good, safe night’s sleep costs a pretty penny … or much more. What can you do, then, when you don’t […]
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Visit Boston and Explore the Times of the Doll Felicity Boston is famous for its colonial history, and visitors to numerous historical sites can learn about the times when American Girl doll Felicity grew up. Felicity Merriman, American Girl’s colonial-era doll, and her friend Elizabeth grew up in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1774. Boston, Massachusetts, is
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Experience the joy of picking your own fruit and tasting locally grown produce at Russell Orchards in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Situated at 143 Argilla Road, this charming farm offers more than just fresh fruits and vegetables. From delicious cider donuts and fruit wines to memorable hayrides and farm animals, Russell Orchards provides a delightful escape from
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On the Crane Beach Reservation pristine sandy beaches stretch for miles. Piping plovers nest contently in the protected grassy dunes. At low tide, tidal pools reveal glimpses of sea creatures. Escape the hassles of modern life on this beautiful marine wildlife reservation, about an hour north of Boston. Open year-round from eight am to dusk,
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Provincetown offers a unique culture and history from the first Mayflower Pilgrim landing to today’s vibrant gay population, whale watching, and seafood. Provincetown, Massachusetts has its share of flamboyant people living and visiting there. There are also people with different hairstyles, tattoos covering the body, and unique choices of clothing like a cowboy hat, tighty-whities,
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