Guess Where
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Who can guess where my Friday Harbor socks are reclining?
Saturday I took a little road trip to enjoy a beautiful winter-spring New England day and see a beautiful, classic New England site. It's within a day's drive (return trip, too) of Providence, RI, the Mountain Colors Weavers' Wool really liked being above sea level, and we went even though it was closed for the season.
Let's make this a contest. Leave your answer in the comments or email me at knittingunderway AT gmail DOT com by noon on Wednesday, and I'll send a little fibery prize to whomever can guess. Be as specific as you can. Persons (ahem, Katja) with inside knowledge because maybe they were there, too, should not comment.
Saturday I took a little road trip to enjoy a beautiful winter-spring New England day and see a beautiful, classic New England site. It's within a day's drive (return trip, too) of Providence, RI, the Mountain Colors Weavers' Wool really liked being above sea level, and we went even though it was closed for the season.
Let's make this a contest. Leave your answer in the comments or email me at knittingunderway AT gmail DOT com by noon on Wednesday, and I'll send a little fibery prize to whomever can guess. Be as specific as you can. Persons (ahem, Katja) with inside knowledge because maybe they were there, too, should not comment.
posted by Theresa at 5:24 AM/Permalink
11 Comments:
Salem, MA
I guess Canterbury Shaker Village in Canterbury, NH, based on the quote at the beginning of the post...but that's a pretty long day trip.
Blithewold Mansion & Gardens. Just a wild guess, and if it isn't, you should so go!
Well, I was reviewing all the field trip spots from long ago school days in MA, and came up with Plimouth Plantation, but that's at sea level, Old Sturbridge Village, but I think that's open all winter, so lastly I'd have to guess the Shaker Village.
wow memory lane stuff.
You're in Concord, because you're desperate to see me again and the site of my birth is the best you could do.
Also, you wanted to see Walden pond, Paul Revere, and the Alcotts' house. Marmee would definitely approve of those socks.
I guess Canterbury Shaker Village too because of the quote - I hope you're having a great day! We're waiting for my sister to get here still - major flight delays. Would have been so much nicer to have been knitting!
Somewhere Shaker-related...but that's all I've got!
A little digging on the net and now I'm pretty sure I've found the railing behind Mr. Sockie in the picture....so now I'm refining my guess to Canterbury Shaker Village. :o)
No guess from me. Your socks look great though :) Just passing through on Stashalong patrol--have a great week!
I don't have an answer even though I spent quite a bit of time looking for some place "classic" that was closed.
Hey I voted for Canterbury Shaker Village yesterday but my post went into the ether! So her I am voting again.
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