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WALK BACK INTO HISTORY&RESIDE IN A MARK TWAIN ERA WITH THOMAS KINKADE PANORAMIC VIEWS.RELAX AT THE BOATHOUSE BESIDE A FIRE.SAIL INTO THE SUNSET FROM YOUR FRONT YARD ONTO QUONOCHONTAUG. A DESIRABLE&PRIVATE AREA SETS THE STAGE WHERE A NEW WORLD AWAITS!
Rhode Island
At The End Of The Tunnel On Cliff Walk
A view from the opening of a tunnel on the cliff walk in Newport, Rhode Island
Williamstown, Massachusetts ranked # 4 among our “Top 25 Foliage Towns” in the Sept./Oct. issue of Yankee Magazine. For the full story which explains the methodology used in selecting the towns, and what to do when you visit, order a copy of Yankee’s September/October issue in our online store.
Garden blogger, Shelley Wigglesworth offers a broad range of botanical advice to our readers. Whether you need tips on curing common houseplant ailments or are looking for a plant that doesn’t require a lot of maintenance, she’s here to help. Do you have a gardening question for Shelley? If so, post it here and she’ll […]
Food
Jars Of Syrup
Taken at Steve’s Sugar Shack in Easthampton, MA.
Food
Sugar On Tap
History
One Way to Catch a Hoot Owl
Welcome to the April 2011 edition of “Jud’s New England Journal,” the rather curious monthly musings of Judson Hale, editor-in-chief of Yankee Magazine, published since 1935 in Dublin, New Hampshire. One Way to Catch a Hoot Owl But April 1st is probably the only time to try it . . . There are many types […]
Salads
Yankee Cole Slaw
Food
Dilly Rolls
The waiting is over, and the judges have chosen the winner of Yankee Magazine‘s 2011 Winter Photo Contest. Congratulations to David Stone for taking the winning photograph of the Iced-In Canoe in Ipswich, MA! We asked David to tell us the story behind the photograph: “The Ipswich River is an easy walk from my house, […]
New England
2011 Spring Photo Contest Finalists
We received a great response to our first-ever spring photo contest! After serious deliberation, we’ve narrowed it down to five images that stand out from the rest. Here are the judges’ comments on why these five photos made it into the finals. Spring Flowers by Kristin Burchsted The unexpected focus in this composition caught our […]