July 9th 2018: Finishing up Cumberland RI

I started out this morning with breakfast at the Chestnut Hill Restaurant, a decent diner at 616 Hamond street in the Chestnut Hill area of Brookline,

getting an Egg and Cheese Sandwich.

Nothing special, but I see that they might have Vietnamese Banh Mi on the menu as well?

After work, I headed to Lincoln RI, passing through Millbury,

Millbury Federal Credit Union,
50 Main Street

and Cumberland RI,

Tucker Field, 2529 Mendon Road

Old Methodist Episcopal Church,
1099 Mendon Road

Robin Hollow Pond, 281 Dexter Street

where I went on a short hike at the Veronica Geddes Bowen Wildlife Preserve. The path I took here is shown below in pink.

Not a bad view of the water body here for a short walk.

Another hike was to get to Pratt Dam on the Blackstone River Bikeway

northwestward from the junction of Ann and Hope Way and Mendon Road.

Not much of a dam, but a nice walk anyway.

visiting a few places in Lincoln

Lonsdale Baptist Church,
1570 Mendon Avenue

Scott Pond,
Walker Street and Lonsdale Avenue

including the Kelly House Museum

and a hike at Valley Marsh, where the path I took from ~1474 Lonsdale Avenue is shown below in pink.

Not much views of the wetland from the somewhat overgrown trail until the very end.

Not worth the trip in my opinion.

With that, I called it a day for sightseeing, passing through Attleborough

Old Hebronville Mills, 160 Knight Avenue

to get to Norwood, where I had dinner at Bamboo Cafe, a Chinese Japanese restaurant in town.

On the Chinese side, I got the Crispy Sesame Chicken

and the Christmas Tree Roll (Spicy tuna roll with avocado, seaweed salad, soy paper, & caviar).

The sushi was not bad, although the chicken was a little strong in flavor. Overall, nothing special here.

Glad I managed to finish up another town in Rhode Island.