Well things are gearing up for Halloween and the weather is perfect!!! The Tihonet Village Market (Tihonet Road, Wareham - AD Makepeace Cranberries) is putting on a "Bog Freight Night"....00000000 scarey....... Actually several years ago a friend of mine's son was part of this freight night and scared me to death, a couple times!! I knew it was high school kids but none the less they scared me. I haven't been in quite a while so I'm not sure of the measure of goolishness, but just beware......
On a not-so-scarey note there are Cranberry Bog Tours being offered at AD Makepeace Cranberries during the day. Call ahead for dates and times....508-295-5437, the bogs at AD Makepeace are "wet" picked. The folks at Flax Pond Farms Cranberry Bog (508-866-3654) are very informative about how bogs are built and "dry" picked, they have a wonderful gift shop on the premises.
The Pilgrim Hall Museum is featuring a very interesting exhibit entitled "What's Under Things?", Yup, you guessed it, it's about underwear!!! This exhibit runs through December 31, 2011, check it out and see if you could have worn these, comfortable (?!?!) items....
Whatever you choose to do while in Plymouth, have fun, enjoy and don't forget to eat lots of seafood!!!!
Monday, October 17, 2011
Thursday, October 6, 2011
It's Fall in Plymouth - What a Great Time of Year
Ahhhh.... the air is crisp and refreshing this time of year. I just love it!! Every season brings it's own distinct flavor and greatness.?.?. Not sure if that's the word I'm looking for but you get the idea. When you wake up in the morning and it's frosty getting out of bed, but at the same time it feels wonderful?!?! You understand I'm sure... Anyway, this weekend brings alot of happenings... King Richard's Faire continues on Saturdays and Sundays through 10/23/11. Also this weekend; The 8th Annual Cranberry Festival held at A.D. Makepeace, Wareham, MA. The weather is supposed to be unseasonably warm, in the 80's! So get our there and enjoy........ Oh I forgot.... the leaves are changing... get your fill of our beautiful Fall foliage before it's on the ground!!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
What a day, what a weekend coming up!
What an amazing day!!! It is absolutely beautiful outside, the perfect touring weather.
Clean crisp air, bright blue skies perfect apple picking weather. We went a couple weekends ago and filled up on Ginger Golds, McIntosh and Gala apples, yum yum. I know this blog is supposed to be about Plymouth but I must tell you about a fabulous museum I visited out in Lincoln, MA, it's about an hour from here but definitely worth it: deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, check out their website, then GO! You won't be disappointed.
Now back to Plymouth and closer areas..... this weekend is the 42nd Bourne Scallop Festival, (Friday, Saturday and Sunday). This festival has been chosen a number of times as one of the Top 100 attractions in the US & Canada to attend. The festival is held rain or shine, there is a juried craft show, live entertainment, midway rides & games and of course a Scallop or Herb Roasted Chicken Dinner(for those not wanting scallops). The dinners are served with french fries, cole slaw, rolls and butter, and soda. If your not in the mood for a dinner; there is also a food court with lobster rolls, beer & wine, chowder, a raw bar, hot dogs & hamburgers, enough for anyone.
Plymouth will be having a juried art show and stroll this Saturday. Lastly, the bogs are starting to be picked, I know alot of you like to come here to watch the bogs being worked. Keep in mind you MUST get permission from the owners if you want to go on the bogs. Otherwise visit Makepeace on Tihonet Road in Wareham or Flax Pond Bogs in Carver to get a tour. Have a great weekend!!!!
Clean crisp air, bright blue skies perfect apple picking weather. We went a couple weekends ago and filled up on Ginger Golds, McIntosh and Gala apples, yum yum. I know this blog is supposed to be about Plymouth but I must tell you about a fabulous museum I visited out in Lincoln, MA, it's about an hour from here but definitely worth it: deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, check out their website, then GO! You won't be disappointed.
Now back to Plymouth and closer areas..... this weekend is the 42nd Bourne Scallop Festival, (Friday, Saturday and Sunday). This festival has been chosen a number of times as one of the Top 100 attractions in the US & Canada to attend. The festival is held rain or shine, there is a juried craft show, live entertainment, midway rides & games and of course a Scallop or Herb Roasted Chicken Dinner(for those not wanting scallops). The dinners are served with french fries, cole slaw, rolls and butter, and soda. If your not in the mood for a dinner; there is also a food court with lobster rolls, beer & wine, chowder, a raw bar, hot dogs & hamburgers, enough for anyone.
Plymouth will be having a juried art show and stroll this Saturday. Lastly, the bogs are starting to be picked, I know alot of you like to come here to watch the bogs being worked. Keep in mind you MUST get permission from the owners if you want to go on the bogs. Otherwise visit Makepeace on Tihonet Road in Wareham or Flax Pond Bogs in Carver to get a tour. Have a great weekend!!!!
Monday, August 15, 2011
Here comes the Big Weekend!!!! woot woot
Let's see upcoming events for this weekend......hmmmm.... The Cape Cod Bay Challenge!!! departing Plymouth Long Beach paddling at 5:00am and arriving in Wellfleet (34 miles away!!) some 10 hrs later. These folks are dedicated, this isn't something that you wake up one morning and say "I think I'll paddle to Wellfleet!" they train for many months. The reason behind this event is to raise awareness and money for Christopher's Haven in Boston. CH is a place for families to stay when their child is stricken with cancer and need treatment from Mass General Hospital. This year there are 75 paddlers going across. Good luck to all!!!
The 144th Annual Marshfield Fair kicks off Friday and will continue through August 28. They have a demolition derby, motorcross, truck pulling, 4H shows, music, just way too many things to list here, go to www.marshfieldfair.org enjoy!!!
Enjoy your weekend!!!!
The 144th Annual Marshfield Fair kicks off Friday and will continue through August 28. They have a demolition derby, motorcross, truck pulling, 4H shows, music, just way too many things to list here, go to www.marshfieldfair.org enjoy!!!
Enjoy your weekend!!!!
Thursday, August 11, 2011
So many things to do, so little time.....this weekend!
Well this weekend should be a blast for anyone visiting Plymouth. There are festivals and sidewalk sales going on this weekend. On the Waterfront is the Harborfest to benefit MDA, there will be crafters, food concessions, a hair cut -a- thon, and a live band beginning at noon. In the Downtown area there will be side walk sales, arts and crafts, etc, etc, too much to list. or ..... just enjoy the beach have a bite to eat at Sandy's and chill for the day. What ever your plans I hope you have an enjoyable day!
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
What a Beautiful Time of Year!
What an absolutely fabulous day! It's bright, sunny, warm, a few scattered puffy clouds in the sky just a fantastic day. After work beach here I come!
One of the nice things about Summer is all the fresh vegies available. Which reminds me of a New England tradition; the Farmers Market. In Plymouth they are held Thursdays at Stephen's Field and Saturdays in Downtown Plymouth, if you can't make it on Thursdays and Saturdays go to www.farmfresh.org for a list of towns nearby.
Some of the fun things to do in Plymouth on these beautiful days if your not at the beach:
Pirate Cruises for the young ones go out twice daily from the wharf, this cruise is appropriate for kids ages 4-11yrs old, check out the website; www.plymouthcruises.com.
For the older crowd aboard the Pilgrim Belle are dinner cruises on Wednesday nights, reservations required or harbor cruises daily. the website; www.plymouthharborcruises.com.
Check back occasionally as I will give you other ideas to fill your days here in Plymouth.
Thanks for reading, and have a sunny day!
One of the nice things about Summer is all the fresh vegies available. Which reminds me of a New England tradition; the Farmers Market. In Plymouth they are held Thursdays at Stephen's Field and Saturdays in Downtown Plymouth, if you can't make it on Thursdays and Saturdays go to www.farmfresh.org for a list of towns nearby.
Some of the fun things to do in Plymouth on these beautiful days if your not at the beach:
Pirate Cruises for the young ones go out twice daily from the wharf, this cruise is appropriate for kids ages 4-11yrs old, check out the website; www.plymouthcruises.com.
For the older crowd aboard the Pilgrim Belle are dinner cruises on Wednesday nights, reservations required or harbor cruises daily. the website; www.plymouthharborcruises.com.
Check back occasionally as I will give you other ideas to fill your days here in Plymouth.
Thanks for reading, and have a sunny day!
Thursday, July 21, 2011
A Fun Weekend is Planned in Plymouth!!!
Hello everyone -
Just in case you need any more activities to choose from for this weekend...here's another one to add to your list.... Saturday 7/23 from 1pm - 7pm, Brewster Productions presents Plymouth Independent Music Festival on the Waterfront. See www.brewsterproductions.com/festival The line-up looks great, so bring your dancing feet and a chair or blanket! See you there, the weather is supposed to be beautiful.
Just in case you need any more activities to choose from for this weekend...here's another one to add to your list.... Saturday 7/23 from 1pm - 7pm, Brewster Productions presents Plymouth Independent Music Festival on the Waterfront. See www.brewsterproductions.com/festival The line-up looks great, so bring your dancing feet and a chair or blanket! See you there, the weather is supposed to be beautiful.
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