A QUICK BLAST THROUGH

PLYMOUTH, MASS

OCTOBER 14, 2020

LIVING MY WHOLE LIFE IN MASSACHUSETTS ... I HAD NEVER HEARD OF THE "NATIONAL MONUMENT TO THE FOREFATHERS". 

IT WAS TIME TO GO AND VIEW THIS IMPRESSIVE SIGHT AND ALSO A FEW OF THE OTHER HISTORIC SIGHTS IN PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS.

FIRST STOP THE MONUMENT ...

THEN OFF TO SEE PLYMOUTH ROCK.

 

THE JABEZ HOWLAND HOUSE IS THE ONLY EXISTING HOUSE IN PLYMOUTH WHERE THE PILGRIMS ACTUALLY SPENT TIME.

MY FINAL STOP WAS AT THE MAYFLOWER II A REPLICA OF THE ORIGINAL SHIP. 

A GREAT VISIT AND WORTH A RETURN IN THE FUTURE.

 

EASTERN MASS CORVETTE CLUB

LAST STATIC CRUISE OF THE SEASON ~ OCTOBER 15, 2020

 

ON WHAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A WARM SUNNY DAY THE EASTERN MASS CORVETTE CLUB MET FOR THEIR LAST "OFFICIAL" STATIC CRUISE OF THE YEAR. DUE TO THE WEATHER THE TUESDAY EVENT WAS MOVED TO THURSDAY AND BEING ON THE SECOND TUESDAY OF THE MONTH THE CLUB PROVIDED PIZZA !!!

FRIENDS SHOWED UP FOR OUR LAST HURRAH AS THE DAY TURNED CHILLY AND TALK TURNED TO PUTTING AWAY OUR CARS FOR THE WINTER. THERE WERE 20+ CARS IN ATTENDANCE. WITH MASKS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING EVERYONE OBSERVED PROPER ETIQUETTE WITH THE CURRENT COVID CONCERNS.

 

CORVETTES, PIZZA, AND GOOD FRIENDS A GREAT WAY TO WRAP UP THE YEAR AND HAVE NICE MEMORIES TO UNTIL WE ROLL AGAIN IN THE SPRING.

 

 BAY STATE CORVETTE CLUB

FALL FOLIAGE TOUR ~ OCTOBER 18, 2020

 

 

 

ON A SUNNY FALL DAY A GROUP OF CORVETTE FRIENDS GOT TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE THE SEASON. FOR MANY IT WAS THE LAST CRUISING EVENT OF THE YEAR AS WE PREPARE TO PARK OUR CARS FOR THE WINTER.

 

 THE DAY STARTED IN MILFORD WHERE THE GROUP MET FOR OUR DEPARTURE TO DAVIDIAN FARMS IN NORTHBORO. THIRTEEN CORVETTES AND ONE MUSTANG WERE ON THE WAY.

 

 

FROM THERE IT WAS OFF TO VISIT THE OLD STONE CHURCH IN WEST BOYALSTON. "

"The Old Stone Church was built in the early 1890s to replace the Baptist church which had been lost in a fire. Hardly 10 years later, it had to be abandoned for the reservoir. Because it was built of stone and was clearly going to be a scenic attraction, the commonwealth was persuaded by townsfolk to let it remain. It stands alone on a point of land by the side of the water as a reminder of what was lost to the reservoir."

 

 

 

ONE MORE STOP AT BERLIN ORCHARDS TO END A GREAT DAY AND THEN IT WAS OFF TO LUNCH FOR SOME WHILE OTHERS HEADED HOME.