Today, after checking out two playgrounds in Wellesley,
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| Phillips Park, 324 Washington Street |
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| Hunnewell Field, 435 Washington Street |
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.
Today, after checking out two playgrounds in Wellesley,
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| Phillips Park, 324 Washington Street |
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| Hunnewell Field, 435 Washington Street |
Today, while in Natick,
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| Loker Park |
we decided to go on a hike at Pickerel Pond to check out some places I missed in the past. The path we took here from the end of Bradford Road is shown below in pink.
The path in was on a makeshift boardwalk over many wet areas.
There was nothing to see at the North Overlook, and I had been to Pickerel North as well. The bridge to the Island Overlook was out unfortunately. I might have to come back again in a few years time to check it out. Other than that, the view of Pickerel Pond was still decent.
After some apple picking and getting an Apple Dumpling from Tougas Farm in Northborough,
I decided to go on a hike at Coggshall Park in Fitchburg, which I visited before a long time ago. This time round, the path I took to explore the trails here is shown below in pink.
The pond in the north was dried up,
but Mirror Lake was nice as always.Due to the ongoing drought, the cascades were a mere trickle,
and I had to thrash through the forest to get to the powerlines, where at least the views there were nice.The supposed overlook was somewhat overgrown,
and the way back downhill was really steep. Very confusing trail markers as well. Maybe I'll come back in spring to check out the cascades, but that's about it for hiking at Coggshall Park.Today, while in Fithcburg,
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| Crocker Playground |
Today, as the Millbury Historical Society in Millbury was open, I decided to head into town
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| Bank Hometown |
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| Armory Village Clock, Elm Street and South Main Street |
to check it out at the Asa Waters Mansion.