Captain's House
Travel Blogs from Rockport
Day 1: Marblehead, Salem, Gloucester, Rockport
I LOVE going up to New England. I feel like it's a second home to me. However, I didn't start off my trip on a good note. My plane departed Dulles at about 6am but there was a slight problem. As we were pulling away from the terminal, the cabin lights wouldn't shut off. At first, the stewardess was asking if anyone cared if the lights stayed on. Most of us didn't mind, we just wanted to get to our destination. But I guess they didn't want to risk ...
AZ and MA--planes, earthquakes and hurricanes!
... and I have been swamped with emails for it! Amazing-cause if they don’t or can’t repair the motor then they have nothing! Also put the 2 chairs and the desk on but only one reply on the chair and it was too small for the big fellow! Off to bed- should be an experience!
Today was my class reunion in Stayton and I really missed being there. Next year I will plan better!
August 15th-Monday- A bad night for sleeping. The single air mattress did not work ...
A Duck, Some Penguins and a Tavern
... went to the Bell in Hand Tavern, est. 1795, for dinner. Before it’s time as a tavern it was a print shop where Benjamin Franklin, at the age of 12, learned the trade. The food was good and it was neat sitting in a building with walls that essentially have not changed in over 200 years. It started raining so we headed back to the hotel to listen to our current elected officials yammer about their inability to get along. ...
October in Boston
... had told us of a place we had missed - a small park dedicated to the persons who were hanged during the witch trials. Back to town with stops for gas, pick up laundry and buy some salad for dinner. We had enough leftovers from last night that we only needed salad to complete the meal. It was just as good as last night and then we just relaxed for the remainder of the evening. We actually did a lot of talking and research on the first people landing on America soil, very ...
The House Of The Seven Gables.......Really?
... by laying out a street that infringes upon nobody's private rights, and appropriating a lot of land which had no visible owner, and building a house, of materials long in use for constructing castles in the air"
By checking some sites not connected with the tourist perspective of The House Of The Seven Gables, (including the National Historic Landmark nomination essay for "The House", I learned that the house as it exists today was not as it ...
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking