Today, as the weather was nice, we decided to venture out to Brookline NH for a breath of fresh air after being at home for several days amid the COVID-19 virus pandemic. Our first destination was the Taylor Talbot Wildlife Sanctuary, where the path we took to get to Talbot Swamp is shown below in pink.
Not well maintained at the moment, and the views of the swamp were just okay.
Next we went to the Potanipo Lake beach for a while, which was beautifully serene today,
before finally heading back for the day.
This blog is to serve as a record of my quest to visit every single town/city in Massachusetts and determine what are the great places to see/restaurants to eat at. Feel free to give me feedback on places that I might have missed out on, especially the great restaurants since I can only eat 3 times a day.
Showing posts with label Brookline NH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brookline NH. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Monday, August 13, 2018
August 13th 2018: Nashua, Amherst, and Milford NH in the Morning
This morning, I passed through Nashua NH
to get to Amherst NH, where I went on a hike in the Ponemah Bog area, the path I took being shown below in pink.
At the first observation deck,
There were okay views,
but there were much better views of the pond from various angles,
with boardwalks lining the entire path.
Pretty nice hike overall.
From here, it was on to the town of Milford NH,
With that, I called it a day, passing through Brookline NH
and West Boylston
on the way to work.
After work, I decided to grab a bite at Guiseppe's Sub Shop, an Italian sandwich place in Newton,
getting a Meatball Sub,
which was not bad, but nothing special.
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| Holts Pond, 76 Thornton Road |
At the first observation deck,
There were okay views,
but there were much better views of the pond from various angles,
with boardwalks lining the entire path.
Pretty nice hike overall.
From here, it was on to the town of Milford NH,
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| Cabinet Press |
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| Historic Swing Bridge, End of Bridge Street |
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| McLane Dam, 23 Souhegan Street |
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| Granite Square, 161 Bridge Street |
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| Goldman Dam, 2 Bridge Street |
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| Church of Our Saviour |
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| St. Patrick's Church |
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| Old Milford United Methodist Church, 20 Mont Vernon Street |
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| Post Office |
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| Milford Mill Apartments, 2 Bridge Street |
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| First Church of Christ, Scientist |
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| Bicentennial Park, 172 South Street |
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| Old Railroad Station, 178 South Street |
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| Milford Public Works |
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| Gazebo Square, 104 Route 13 |
and West Boylston
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| Mont Vernon Cemetery |
After work, I decided to grab a bite at Guiseppe's Sub Shop, an Italian sandwich place in Newton,
getting a Meatball Sub,
which was not bad, but nothing special.
Labels:
Amherst NH,
Brookline NH,
Milford NH,
Nashua NH,
Newton,
West Boylston
Friday, August 10, 2018
August 10th 2018: More of New Hampshire in the Morning
This morning, while in Nashua NH,
I visited Greeley Park,
then headed into Merrimack NH,
going on a hike from 10 Al Paul Lane to find Bowers Pond, which I did at the end of the dirt road, although I might have been trespassing on a public water supply area.
One can view Harris Pond from here too on the other side of the dam.
From here, it was on to Amherst NH,
and finally Brookline NH
before calling it a day and heading to work.
After work, we decided to have dinner at the newest Chinese restaurant in Malden, One Pot.
We got the Beef Belly Skewer,
the Lamb Skewer, Beef Aorta Skewer,
the House Spicy Noodle Soup with Snail,
the Mala Fish with Rice,
and the Osmanthus Jelly for dessert.
I have to say the skewers are definitely the best I have had to date, and the spicy noodles and rice did the trick too. It was also interesting to try the jelly made using flowers, which tasted really good as well. Definitely worth coming back to again.
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| First Church of Christ, Scientist |
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| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints |
then headed into Merrimack NH,
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| Harris Pond, 262 Manchester Street |
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| Thomas More College of Liberal Arts |
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| Greens Pond, 36 Greens Pond Road |
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| Naticook Lake |
going on a hike from 10 Al Paul Lane to find Bowers Pond, which I did at the end of the dirt road, although I might have been trespassing on a public water supply area.
One can view Harris Pond from here too on the other side of the dam.
From here, it was on to Amherst NH,
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| Honey Pot Pond |
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| House of Faith Extension |
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| River of Life Church |
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| Melendy Pond |
After work, we decided to have dinner at the newest Chinese restaurant in Malden, One Pot.
We got the Beef Belly Skewer,
the Lamb Skewer, Beef Aorta Skewer,
the House Spicy Noodle Soup with Snail,
the Mala Fish with Rice,
and the Osmanthus Jelly for dessert.
I have to say the skewers are definitely the best I have had to date, and the spicy noodles and rice did the trick too. It was also interesting to try the jelly made using flowers, which tasted really good as well. Definitely worth coming back to again.
Labels:
Amherst NH,
Brookline NH,
Malden,
Merrimack NH,
Nashua NH
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