Well, Dulcie, our wagon train was hijacked on the road...that's how we ended up in Mass. You'll have to ask this guy, why. 
But, I figured as long as we were in Mass., we could ask him if it would be possible to explore our surroundings. He said yes. It's Autumn, and I remember the colors as being vibrant here. I'm glad you found something to explore in this neighborhood, Dulcie...so much fun....and there is more...
Here's a few people of note, from this area. If anyone wants to comment on them, go right ahead!
- Susannah (North) Martin, victim of Salem witch trialsin 1692
- Josiah Bartlett (1729–1795), signer of the Declaration of Independence, first Governor of New Hampshire
- Paine Wingate(1739–1838), preacher, statesman
- Daniel Blaisdell (1762–1833), United States Congressman from New Hampshire
- John Greenleaf Whittier(1807–1892), poet
- Nathaniel Currier (1813–1888), American lithographer, Currier and Ives
- Luther Colby (1814–1894), journalist, spiritualist
- William Ezra Northern (1819–1897), vice president and engineer of the New York and New Haven Railroad, chief engineer of the Chicago Main Drainage Canal
- Mary Baker Eddy (1821–1910), founder of Christian Science
- Harriet Prescott Spofford(1835–1921), author
- William A. Paine(1844–1929), businessman
- Jimmy Bannon (1871-1948), outfielder in Major League Baseball
- Robert Frost(1874–1963), poet
- Jeffrey Donovan (b. 1968), actor; star of television show Burn Notice
I remember my mother telling me, when she was a kid she'd go up to Po Hill to pick blueberries.
It's not really the season right now, but I found as many as i could to fix a blueberry pie for dessert tonight, and some breakfast muffins for tomorrow.
I love blueberries! And for Ryan, and everyone, I brewed some blueberry tea to go with that morning muffin!
