A day of exploring northern Rhode Island started out with breakfast in the town of Douglas,
at the
Picket Fence, a pretty decent looking diner.
I got the Egg and Cheese with Pastrami Sandwich,
which was pretty good for a hungry guy.
From here, it was on into Burrillville RI,
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| Sucker Pond, 31 Broncos Highway |
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| Nichols Pond, 219 Colwell Road |
where I walked along the
Harrisville Pascoag Pedestrian Path on the route shown below in pink from the end of Foster Road
To get to the Duck Pond,
Which wasn't anything much though.
Other places of interest in town were the
Shrine of the Little Flower
And
Slatersville Reservoir,
Which stretches into North Smithfield RI,
My next destination
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| Trout Brook Pond, 198 Tifft Road |
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| Town Hall, 1 North Main Street |
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| Forestdale Pond, 98 School Street |
Before a quick lunch at
Casa Burrito,
A Mexican takeout place across the state border in Blackstone MA, where I got a Barbacoa (steamed lamb) Quesadilla,
Which was nothing to speak of.
From here, I moved into the town of Woonsocket RI,
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| City Hall, 169 Main Street |
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| Sylvestre Pond, 124 Cumberland Hill Road |
Visiting the
Rhode Island Museum of Work and Culture.
Not too bad a museum about the rise and fall of mills in Woonsocket.
With that, a day of exploring northern Rhode Island was at an end. Don't think I will be doing anything tomorrow due to the snow storm.
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