Formed, according to Wampanoag legend, with the kicking of a giant’s moccasin into the Atlantic. Locally known as, the Grey Lady, due to it’s fog-ridden shoreline, and widely known as, the whaling capital of the world.
A three-hundred and fifteen acre Indigenous site and protected area, with interconnected trails, forests, meadows, and wetlands.
What would October be without the spook? The spine-chilling attraction, Haunted Overload, located in Lee, New Hampshire, fuses art and monsters through a meticulously though-out set, trailing through the most […]
Farms and Farm stands on the Northern Shores of Massachusetts
What catches the eye…
Scenic and yet, scrumptious!
Dreaming about food…
Cruising the Atlantic from Wood’s Hold to Vineyard Haven, leaving the Massachusetts mainland behind.
Land of romantic forests, grand cliffs and peaks, lively rapids and falls, novel shoppes, glowing fires, cozy cottages, and stars galore.
If you were asked to summarize Massachusetts as a state in three words, what would they be?
The Little Blog of Magic 