Blogs from Leominster, Massachusetts, United States, North America

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This day I left Leominster, MA and headed out for Holyoke, MA, to visit James ?. I decided to go for the scenic road instead of the more heavily trafficked major roads. Since you aren’t really allowed to stop on the interstates or, rather, freeways I chose to avoid them as much as possible . Besides it’s only 1,5hrs drive between Leominster and Holyoke. Before I start on how beautiful Massachusetts is with its foliage I must say something about driving in the states.. If you are one of those law-abiding people, forget about having an easy drive. Most people speed, and we aren’t talking of a few mph’s here. Most are speeding anywhere between 10-15 above legal limit as soon as it’s above 35. Now, since I don’t want to end up getting fined I ... read more
Scenic driving
It's really purdy!
Green canopy


The moment I've eagerly have waited for has finally arrived. I arrived at the Arlanda Airport this stunningly beautiful spring- morning and quite early I got singled out during the safety-check. I was the only one travelling alone and I was all dressed in black. I had to answer several more “innocent questions” than the others standing in line. The flight itself contained no surprise. The in-flight food was not the best I’ve ever had, but they usually aren’t. It was a smooth ride on the United Airline’s flight to Newark, NY. I managed to get some well-needed sleep and woke up just before we were to land. Now I had to pass the dreaded border-control.. Yet once again I was singled out. The officer took my passport and went over to a colleague and ... read more
Soon this'll be me
Dunkin' Coffee and Doughnut
Bucket'o fun

North America » United States » Massachusetts » Leominster February 28th 2011

Today, I woke up at the Fox Pond Bed and Breakfast in Marblehead. I had moved out of my apartment over the weekend, and needed a place to stay. I chose this place because it was the closest bed and breakfast to Boston that was affordable, and it has very good reviews. It’s roughly a ten minute drive from downtown Salem, which was very convenient for getting food before watching the Oscar broadcast the night before. Fox Pond is owned by an architect and marine painter. The rooms are decorated with his pictures of boats and seashores. His family has lived in the Boston area for over 300 years, and several ancestors fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill. There are portraits of some of them in the main rooms of the house. The owner loves ... read more
Route 2 in snow
Ice tree
Johnny Appleseed birthplace




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