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| juicy peaches and homemade donuts |
Didn't know I was gone, didja?
GA just returned from 2 weeks in
Massachusetts. Such is the blessing and the curse of
WiFi in lovely, pastoral settings like the
Berkshires: the horrors of
Hoboken are only a
tap-tap-tap away. One can dabble in a little ethnic cleansing in the morning and hike the Appalachian trail in the afternoon, report the harassment of an HHA tenant activist then go horseback riding, blog about alleged HPD collusion with pro-
Vision 20/20 forces, then pick wildflowers.
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| view from a hike in the Taconic region |
This dichotomy reflects our unusual summer.
Secret tapes! Transcripts! Ethnic cleansing! Betrayals! Lawsuits! Vendettas! None of this theater is odd for Hoboken politics, but it is for August, typically the one month it's safe for political bloggers to vacation.
Scratch that off the list! |
| oh, purple mountain majesty |
These are some images from this region, only 3 hours away.
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| members-only food co-op; for an annual fee members grow the produce, allowed to shop once a week |
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| view from the peak of Mt. Greylock- the tallest mountain in Mass. at 3,491 ft. |
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| wild orchid |
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| horses at 12 o'clock |
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| along the Appalachian trail on Mt. Greylock |
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| wildflower bouquet for mom, from LA (Little Avenger) |
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| Funky, retro Americana: a tricked-out trailer serving fabulous, heart-stopping food (as in heart attack) |
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| yum! |
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| wind turbines- these clean-energy pinwheels dot the Berkshires. |
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| GA and Horsey |
Got a few hundred more, but you get the idea!
Hiking, swimming, rock collecting, horseback riding and ethnic cleansing... perfect together?
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