Written by Lincoln Adams on
February 12, 2011 |
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Tomorrow morning I rise bright eyed and bushy tailed (maybe) for a trip to three New England states: Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. One of the reasons why I take an extended trip around this time of year is because I get two holidays in close proximity to each other: Lincoln’s Birthday and President’s Day….
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Tags: Beantown, bed and breakfast, Boston, camera, city, geocaches, holidays, iphone, jacuzzi, Maine, Massachusetts, New England, New Hampshire, North End, trip, vacation
Making all my off-season plans, for noooobody… I have to love the look on people’s faces when I talk about taking a vacation in the middle of February. To Maine, of all places. “But there won’t be anything there to do!” “Exactly!” “But most of the attractions will be closed!” “Exactly!” There’s a method to…
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There’s something about this time of year that always brings out the gangsta violence in me. It’s a time when all my online friends completely abandon me to go be with their families, and I have no recourse but to hang out with my real-life friends instead for company. Only problem is, I don’t HAVE…
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In the world of geocaching, people can release what’s called travel bugs, which can be any small item you’d like attached to a dog tag that travels from geocache to geocache. You can monitor their journey online too to learn where they’ve been and where they might be going. To join in the fun, I…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
January 14, 2010 |
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Travelogues
Maybe. Depends on whether Scott Brown wins the election or not. If he does, I’ll not only visit, I’ll disavow the Yankees as the work of Satan that they are and don a Red Sox cap and shirt. If he loses, then I might simply decorate my car with New York Yankees – 2009 World…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
November 5, 2009 |
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Travelogues
The holidays are upon us, and I’ve been thinking for my next trip I’d like to go someplace that really pours on the Christmas spirit, Norman Rockwell style. I’m limiting myself to a 300 to 500 mile radius from New York, so it would likely have to be in the Northeast. Anyone have suggestions? There…
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This should be a joyous day to be sure. It reminds us of Christ’s accomplished work on the cross, His resurrection, and the promise that sin now no longer has any dominion over us. We can now be saved by grace, not by works. So millions today will go to church, say their prayers, and…
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