A photo essay of life,sights and history in New England. Including some of the lesser known things and some of the down-right obscure. A new photo added every one to two days. Click on the photos to see a larger picture. There are more pictures in the archive.
posted by Bill @ 6:00 AM
Almost all my life I have lived in New England, with two brief stints in Florida and Washington State. My wife and I have restored five 18th century homes so far as a hobby. We live with two dogs, Breeze and Maple, and our cats Hobie and Rudder.
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3 Comments:
I like your site - great pictures :) Keep it up!
Later.
Is this building actually resting on bricks or cinder blocks? Wow, I'd be afraid that it would tip over!!
I recently went to the post office and took one of their boxes, put the things I was sending inside, taped it all up , wrote the address on the front and then realized that I had forgotten my money. I went up to the counter and asked the clerk if I could take the package home and then return with my money. She said "Yes, of course!". I was pleasantly surprised! I could never see that happening in the East Village, NYC where I used to live!!! The honor system is a good thing. It made me feel good to know that I looked trustworthy! :)
bhaki - Yes, those are bricks of dome sort. It is a small building, actually a corn crib. That is a place to store orn but they made it into a vegatable stand.
But did the guy at the post office tell you that the Priority boxes are free and they have a flat rate box that will only cost you $7.75 no matter what the weight and the box is free?
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