My personal Boston journey(s)
Aug 10th, 2010, 06:54 PM
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I enjoyed your latest installments! DH & I were in the Berkshires this past weekend and attended 2 BSO concerts at Tanglewood. This is my 2nd time to Tanglewood, though it's really the first time I had time to wander around and admire its campus. What a lovely setting there, and we had the perfect weather this past weekend! Will you have time to visit Williamstown and the Clark Art Institute on your trip?
I went to see Othello last week; if you want a spot close to the front, you'd have to be there by 6:30 the latest! But if you don't care much about seeing the actors' facial expressions, you can go later. They are mic'd so you won't have trouble hear them. Enjoy!
I went to see Othello last week; if you want a spot close to the front, you'd have to be there by 6:30 the latest! But if you don't care much about seeing the actors' facial expressions, you can go later. They are mic'd so you won't have trouble hear them. Enjoy!
Aug 14th, 2010, 04:57 AM
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yk, you guys do get around! "Othello" on the Commons was impressive and we did arrive early. Leaving Monday for Berkshires with stop off at Sturbridge and on the way back at Hadley...interesting history about my ancestor Rev. John Russell who was town founder 1660 and hid some outlaws!
http://openlibrary.org/books/OL7068581M/Historic_Hadley
http://www.hampshirecountyhistory.co...eg2/index.html
Bill in Boston
http://openlibrary.org/books/OL7068581M/Historic_Hadley
http://www.hampshirecountyhistory.co...eg2/index.html
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