Quality Inn Hadley
237 Russell Street, (formerly Quality Inn) Hadley, Massachusetts, 01035, United States
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First blog entry so there is something to look at
... to read and what to bring to knit for two months. I'm on a mitten kick.
John Friends is kindly driving Mary Ellen and me to JFK on Saturday morning, and we take off at 4:45 on Turkish Air, direct to Istanbul.
More when there is more...
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Old Sturbridge Village
... it.
Old Sturbridge Village is a recreation of a New England town circa 1830. Many of the buildings are recreations, but many are buildings from the period, either still standing in their original spots or transported into the village. They have working stores, taverns, farms, and mills (water-powered), and the people running the exhibits are very knowledgeable about what they’re doing and will explain the process ...
Windham Hill Inn
... on that Garmin.
We pulled into Jellystone Park (yes, the same one we stayed at a couple of weeks ago) a little before five and saw Yogi and Boo Boo riding around the park on a fire truck. I’m not quite sure of the significance of the fire truck; I don’t remember one in the cartoons.
We’re going to Old Sturbridge Village tomorrow, which is very near here (within a couple of miles, I think).
Tire ...
Hey, Boo Boo!
... 85 for the privilege. That’s about 19 cents a mile! I know I have a large vehicle—and I’m towing—but compare that to the Mass Pike: we went about 75 miles for $1.10. That’s about 1 1/2 cents per mile. I think I’ll stay out of New York.
We stopped near Sturbridge, MA, at Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park. How exciting! We camped in the mud. Yup, all the roads and sites are dirt, and it had been ...



