We biked the rail trail from South Dennis to Orleans to watch the 4th of July paraade. Having just three days left before moving onto Bedford, MA, we visited Eastham where the oldest windmill is located, and biked to the Salt Pond Visitor's Center to pick up a couple of books written about Cape Cod.
In Bedford, MA, we were guests of our friends, Bernie and Davvie Ruble, (retired Air Force) who invited us to stay at the Hanscom AFB Family Campground for 10 days. This gave us a chance to visit with our son, Mark. He showed us some highlights of Boston by trolley and we ended the day wth
a delicious Italian dinner on Newbury Street. Another day we rode the "T" and revisited some of the other interesting sites downtown. All in all, it was very enjoyable for all of us. Mark
is becoming an avid cyclist and in winter he enjoys snow-boarding. He's 29, single, and eligible if
:)
any girls out there are interested. Hey, I've gotta do my part since we have an audience.
A Snapshot of Boston
The Swan Boats
A Wedding in the Park
Boston Police
Cooling off at Frog Pond
A Typical Brownstone
Fanial Hall
Quincy Market
A Trolley Downtown
John Hancock Memorial
at the cemetary
Street Entertainers
at Quincy Market
The "Cheers" Pub
Don & Mark at Fenway Park
From here we headed up to Camping World in Chichester, NH for some needed repairs. We then
spent a week in Lebanon, Maine to attend the annual "Clam Festival in Yamouth, Maine held
every year during the 3rd week of July. Our plan now is to visit New Brunswick and PEI for the remainder of the summer.
