Chasing Wild Geese

Road Trip

We wanted to visit the Adams Historical Park in our quest to visit as many American Presidential sites as we can. So on Monday after Greg & Rachel went to work we headed out on our own for the 45 minute train ride to Quincy Center only to find out that the park is closed for the winter. We did have some good clam chowder at Blue 22. Then on the ride home we got the call that the car was ready, that we should ride all the way to Alewife and wait for the courtesy van. After a half hour wait in the rain out ride arrived and took us to our repaired Trailblazer. Stopped for some dinner makings then back to Greg & Rachel’s cozy place where Greg & Steve made a wonderful Cranberry Blueberry Pear Pie.



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