Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Kringle Candle Company | More Than a Candle Store
When Michael Kittredge III, the son of the founder of Yankee Candle Company, launched a college business project on candles in 2009, the Kittredge family soon found themselves drawn back into the candle business. And the village they created around their flagship store – which includes The Farm Table restaurant, a Chocolate Cottage, a café, and Kringle Christmas Barn — […]
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Plymoth Plantation
Woman acting as Miles Standish’s wife.
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Foggy Back Yard II
The back yard of those luck enough to have waterfront property on Cape Cod, on a foggy November day.
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Winter Barn
A rural barn in Dracut, Massachusetts on a winter evening
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New England Winter
I was driving on a rural road in Dunstable, Ma during a snow storm. The red barn stood out as everything else was covered in a blanket of new snow.
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Newburyport, Massachusetts | It’s a Wonderful Life
Snow blows off the harbor at Newburyport, Massachusetts, carrying whispers of clipper ships. They glide in from the Atlantic, these ghosts from the past, weary from the West Indies, laden with molasses destined to become rum. Soften your eyes, and you can almost see them. From the Gold Coast, from Lisbon, they sail home to […]
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Salisbury Sunrise
While vacationing with my family on our yearly trip to Salisbury Massachusetts I decided to take an early morning walk on the beach and this beautiful sunrise is something I not only witnessed but captured and shall never forget
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Province Lands Sunset
Sunset in Provincetown, Cape Cod MA, in the National Seashore
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Oak Bluffs fishing pier.
The new Oak Bluffs fishing pier.
On one December weekend each year, locals and visitors alike step inside a Norman Rockwell painting come to life in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
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Greenfield, Massachusetts | Could You Live Here?
At the start of the Mohawk Trail sits Greenfield, Massachusetts, a scrappy combination of old-time New England and forward thinking, the first designated “green community” in the state.