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Celebrate Christmas on Cape Cod 2013 Throughout December

Published on November 15, 2013November 16, 2013 by Eric Hurwitz

Yes, Virginia, there is a Christmas on Cape Cod, and is it ever spectacular! Primarily thought of as a classic New England travel summer destination, Cape Cod actually abounds in many four season delights with Christmas being one of those ideal times to visit. Starting Dec. 1, 2013, you’ll...

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Visiting Bavarian Christmas Village Year-Round at Yankee Candle, South Deerfield Mass.

Published on November 10, 2013March 10, 2016 by Eric Hurwitz

Most public Christmas displays can’t hold a candle to Bavarian Village at the Yankee Candle flagship store in South Deerfield, Mass. This colorful, charming year-round German style Christmas village features Mr. and Mrs. Claus, snow falling from the ceiling, The Black Forest with its impressive Christmas ornament and collectibles...

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Defying the Look of Suburbia at Noon Hill in Medfield, Mass.

Published on October 17, 2013December 28, 2015 by Eric Hurwitz
Pciture of summit at Noon Hill, Medfield MA

If you enjoy easy hikes and amazing scenic views but don’t want to stray too far from the Boston area, Noon Hill in Medfield, Mass., peaks as a fantastic destination. A quick 30-minute hike on well-marked trails in a dense wooded setting ultimately gives way at 370 ft. to...

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World’s End in Hingham, Mass., Defines Scenic Beauty Near Boston

Published on October 15, 2013July 27, 2018 by Eric Hurwitz
Photo of World's End, Hingham MA

The views at World’s End in Hingham, Mass., promise instant memories every step of the way. Everywhere you look, the scenery acts like a greatest hits collection of the best of rural, coastal New England travel. The 251-acres feature tree-lined, well-manicured carriage paths leading to rocky shores, wide hillsides,...

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Borderland State Park: Finding Natural Inspiration in a Boston Suburb

Published on October 2, 2013October 21, 2013 by Eric Hurwitz
Picture of bench at pond, Borderland State Park

For all its conveniences, the Boston suburbs can sometimes seem out of whack. Traffic and taxes gets worse every year, chain stores displace mom and pop stores, and commercial, industrial and residential development take over our increasingly rare open spaces. Not all hope is lost, however, thanks to spots...

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Early Fall Flat Water Kayaking Around Massachusetts and New Hampshire

Published on September 29, 2013September 29, 2013 by Eric Hurwitz
Kayaking Charles River Millis

Good early fall weather days bring about wonderful opportunities to go flat water kayaking around New England. Kayaking is a fabulous way to experience the peaceful side of New England while getting some outdoor exercise. Rentals are often affordable — and if you have your own kayak, the joys...

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Where to Find Apple Orchards in New England

Published on September 10, 2013September 10, 2013 by Eric Hurwitz
Photo of the Big Apple, Wrentham, Mass.

The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree in New England as you, most likely, have an apple orchard located within close proximity of your home. Did you know, however, that there are more than 120 varieties of apples to be found in New England with about the same...

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