Dorchester

Road Trip

IMG_6509From Freeport we headed south on I-95 through Portland and Portsmouth and skirting the Boston downtown area. From the south we approached Dorchester via Highway 28 and Dot Avenue. With our Trailblazer and T@B safely tucked into the driveway we are now happily ensconced in Greg and Rachel’s world for a little bit of family time. Roasted Chicken and Asparagus. Hard Cider from the Finger Lakes. Hugs and stories of adventures and family life. It’s good!

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  1. Art & Lynn

    Browsed your recent postings Sounds like the trip and camper are great. Happy to hear. We are enjoying everything back home except the rain. Lynn, kids, and grand kids are all ok. Say hi to Gary. Stay in touch. Art

    PS. Dennis Dingle passed away suddenly a few weeks ago. Went to his funeral in Gainesville. Saw many there.

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