Maine

Paddling the Maine Island Trail

Ever wondered what it’s like to live cheaply for a month and to paddle 325 miles in a kayak? Try the Maine Island Trail.

Travel

Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art | Local Treasure

The waist-high bookshelves that line the reading room at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art are crammed with stories that span a lifetime. When a child tugs loose one of the colorful spines and brings it back to her grandmother to read, there’s no telling what treasure she’ll hand her. Maybe it’s a […]

New Hampshire

Monadnock Region, New Hampshire

Named for the second-most climbed mountain in the world, the Monadnock Region of Southern New Hampshire is a destination all its own.

New England

Going with the Flow

Going with the Flow I thought I wanted to paddle down fierce whitewater rivers. It looked like a huge adrenaline rush. Perhaps, I should have taken I lesson from a professional. I did not. It was not “uncharted water” that changed my destiny to paddle down raging rivers. It was, instead, very charted water–a pool […]

Massachusetts

Boston Area Best Lodging 2010

Best On-the-Water B&B GREEN TURTLE, Charlestown Set in the historic Charlestown Navy Yard, the Green Turtle makes its home on a pier that extends right out into Boston Harbor–which means tugboats chugging by and, of course, that magnificent Boston city skyline. Want a little piece of the urban life? Hop on the water taxi that […]

Connecticut

Passport to Wine Trail in Connecticut

Find great wine in Connecticut with the summer passport program, sponsored by Connecticut Department of Agriculture. The goal is to visit at least 14 of the 30 vineyards participating from Connecticut’s wine trail. You get your blue passport stamped at each one, and then hand it in at the last vineyard you visit. The program […]

Rhode Island

Apple Stand

An old apple stand in Greenville, RI

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