This old home, free of paint, blends in with its surroundings near the head of the cross country ski trail.
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Featuring Sudbury, Massachusetts and its neighboring towns located west of Boston, distinctly different but steeped in a common history.
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- To Bright Tomorrows
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4 comments:
Despite the snow, the house looks like an inviting place in which to live. Your composition with the rocks and snow in front of the woods and house is great!
Ohhh, I like rustic!
Merry Post-Christmas from your old hometown, A!!
That's what I remember of Concord area - gorgeous homes scattered around the woods. How nice to be able to use the walking trails for X-country skiing. We did that a couple of times - for a week in Switzerland at Sils-Maria at the edge of St. Moritz lake, nice rustic place for vacations, and in Mammoth at Twin Lakes up to Lake Mary. I think this year, I'll do that again instead of downhill for our annual Superbowl Wknd trip to Mammoth.
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