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Northampton Downtown Scene

June 11, 2025

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I love my early morning walks and I especially love walking around Northampton. Here are some of the interesting buildings and streets I saw during my walks. I loved seeing this church steeple reach into the blue sky. Here is a close up of the church window. I love the cross motif. Northampton is an […]

Northampton Art Scene

June 4, 2025

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Mr. Ken and I took another fun trip out to Western Massachusetts. We again stayed in Northampton at the same AirBnb as before. I just love Northampton! It’s colorful and it’s quirky. It is affectionately known as NOHO. There is a thriving art community in Northampton. Enjoy some of the artists’ work. Sign outside of […]

Back to School – Flowers everywhere

May 28, 2025

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So now we arrive at the real reason Mr. Ken and I went back to school this past March. It was the Spring Flower Show at Mount Holyoke College. Seeing all the pretty and colorful flowers was the perfect thing to do on a cold, rainy March day. All the flowers were in the Talcott […]

Back to School – Part 2

May 21, 2025

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From Sedona, Arizona to South Hadley, Massachusetts. Mr. Ken and I sure do get around. 🙂 March in New England can be pretty dreary. It is cold; it can snow; it can rain. This March was no exception. I was so happy to get an invitation to my alma mater, Mount Holyoke College, for a […]

Sedona, Arizona – The magnificent Grand Canyon

May 14, 2025

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The pinnacle of our trip – the Grand Canyon in all of its glory! The views almost look like moon scapes to me. If I had to pick a favorite view, this next one would be it. I just love all the color contrasts. I love how there are so many different scenes as you […]

Sedona, Arizona – Hilton at Bell Rock

April 30, 2025

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If you’ve been reading my latest blog posts, you know that we had a fabulous trip to Sedona Arizona. We went with Road Scholar. Road Scholar sure does things first class all the way. Not only were the outings we had very well organized and informative, the place where we stayed was very, very nice. […]

Happy Easter!

April 23, 2025

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I am interrupting my Sedona blog posts to do my annual Easter Peeps blog. If you’ve been following me for a while, you know I love my Peeps! Since the Boston Marathon was the day after Easter, I really wanted to find an image of Peeps running a race. 🙂 No luck. But, I found […]

Sedona, Arizona – Little Colorado River Gorge

April 16, 2025

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The Little Colorado River Gorge is a breathtaking natural wonder located within the Navajo Nation. We stopped here on our way to the Grand Canyon. This is one of the many reasons I loved going on a Road Scholar tour, since they had us visiting places like this, which are not as well known as say, the […]

Sedona, Arizona – Jerome Ghosts and Quirks

April 9, 2025

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If not for the artists who saved it, Jerome would be the largest ghost town in the nation. Visitors today browse art galleries that were once bordellos, mingle at restaurants that were once opium dens and make new friends at some of the oldest saloons in the state. Jerome is considered a ghost town because its population […]

Sedona, Arizona – J is for Jerome

April 2, 2025

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Jerome, Arizona was once a thriving copper-producing city. It was named after Eugene Jerome, a New York lawyer who backed the copper mining venture. Notice the “J” on the hillside. “J” is for Jerome. These hillside letters (or ‘mountain monikers’) are largely a western phenomenon. You won’t find them east of the Mississippi River, but […]