A collection of images celebrating Cape Cod’s sea, shore, and sky captured by Alison Shaw while living in a Provincetown dune shack.
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Desserts
Grape Nuts Recipes
From pudding to ice cream, here’s a collection of Grape Nuts recipes that are sure to satisfy your New England comfort food craving.
Main Dishes
Easy Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe
Made with corned beef brisket and hearty veggies, this easy corned beef and cabbage recipe is simple, flavorful, and full of St. Patrick’s Day tradition.
Superstitions are actually so deeply ingrained in New England character that we seldom recognize them — or, for sure, admit to them.
New England
Jack McConnell’s Winter in New England | Photos
A collection of images celebrating the beauty of winter in New England from Connecticut-based photographer Jack McConnell.
New England
The 5 Best New England Waterfalls
New England is an ideal place to chase waterfalls (there are more than 100 in New Hampshire alone). Each time a river or stream takes a tumble as it races across this geologically diverse region, it drums its own calming white noise and makes a visual splash. At their most vigorous in the spring, when […]
Massachusetts
A Weekend in Worcester
Halfway between Cape Cod and the Berkshires, Worcester and the surrounding Central Massachusetts countryside are an ideal weekend getaway destination for families, foodies, brew hounds, outdoor enthusiasts, and those who love art or history.
Remembering a legendary conservationist’s favorite spot on the planet.
New Hampshire
The Spirit of Maple Sugaring | Photos
A collection of maple sugaring images from the annual Sap Gathering Contest at Stonewall Farm in Keene, NH, from photographer Jeffrey Newcomer.
With his stunning portraits of New England’s wild places, Jerry Monkman creates both art and a call to action.
Where have northern New England’s moose gone? In the late 1990s, they numbered around 7,500 in New Hampshire; now that state’s population is estimated at 3,500. In Vermont, a high of 5,000 just over a decade ago has fallen by nearly two-thirds to the current estimate, 1,750.
1836 Boston native Ralph Waldo Emerson publishes the essay “Nature,” which—in laying out the fundamentals of the philosophical movement he cofounded, Transcendentalism—describes the benefits of nature on the human soul. 1854Get Our FREE Yankee Best New England Vacations Guide! Email(Required) Subscribe Inspired by his experience of building and living in a cabin in the woods outside Concord, […]