The Best Old-Fashioned Hermits Recipe
An irresistible blend of crisp, chewy, sweet and spicy, this raisin-studded hermits recipe bakes up the perfect iced bar cookie.
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10 Best Summer Road Trips in New England
Dreaming of a New England road trip? From back roads and small towns to coastal spots, these are the best summer road trips in New England.
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FREE Travel Guide to the Berkshires
Need a weekend getaway? Visit the Berkshires.Enjoy the outdoors, events, food, wine, culture, art, fun and more. GET YOUR FREE TRAVEL GUIDE to the BERKSHIRES, and 100’s of other U.S. destinations.
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Moose-Watching Advice | How, When & Where to Spot a Moose in New England
Where do moose live? What's the best way to see a moose? Here’s some moose-watching advice from regional experts on how to spot one of these iconic animals for yourself.
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Authentic Colours
Crafted by masters of 18th and 19th Century color fidelity-fifth generation paintmakers – Old Village Paint bring best colours to your project. Easy to use with a soft-sheen velvety finish. Old Village Paint delivers.
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Crispy Homemade Clam Cakes
These homemade clam cakes are light, crisp, stuffed with clams, and never greasy. The perfect clam cake recipe!
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Give The Gift Of Yankee Magazine!
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How to Treat Bee Stings and Other Bug Bites
One of the few downsides to summer is having to deal with pesky insects.Try these old-time remedies to treat bee stings and other bug bites.
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New Lark Hotels in New England
Lark Hotels is proud to announce the opening of 5 new boutique hotels in 4 popular New England and New York vacation destinations. Coming to Edgartown, Falmouth, Provincetown, and Saratoga Springs spring/summer 2018.
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Eastham Turnip Pie
Sure, you've had pumpkin pie, but how about turnip? This award-winning turnip pie is smooth, sweet, and spicy.
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Classic New England Fudge, Cookies, Pies and More!
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