Hmm...looking at these I am thinking the post should be labeled "A Study in Blue and White", it is certainly where my eye lands and no, I didn't buy a thing!
Later,
Janet
Friday, April 9, 2010
CONCORD MASSACHUSETTS
A lovely day on Wednesday...gasp...90 degrees. Thank Goodness for a lovely breeze. 50 and drizzling today, such is spring in New England! Concord is a beautiful town full of reminders of our quest for freedom. Also the host of some lovely shops. The following pictures were quickly snapped about town and in 3 of the 4 antiques shops we visited.
Hmm...looking at these I am thinking the post should be labeled "A Study in Blue and White", it is certainly where my eye lands and no, I didn't buy a thing!
Later,
Janet
Hmm...looking at these I am thinking the post should be labeled "A Study in Blue and White", it is certainly where my eye lands and no, I didn't buy a thing!
Later,
Janet
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Back in 1998 we paid a visit to Boston and were picked up by my penfriend and taken to Concord on the way to her home in Nashau, it is a lovely place, I did not have a chance to see any of the antique shops, pity!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tour. There are some beautiful things there to look at. The closest I ever got to Boston was Cape Cod and Hyannis Port oh and Newport RI. Also went spent some time in Nantucket. Thanks for a great post. Blessings
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Lovely post. As you can see by my blog, I love Blue Willow china. Thanks for visiting me! I just became one of your followers. Hope you did the same on mine. I will be back.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I will be visiting my daughter and grandsons in Andover, Mass. next Saturday for a week. Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty things! Maybe one day...yet right now it is more garden work than antique shopping! Our weather has been the same, close to 90 then it drops for a few days. Next week in the 70's. that will be nice!
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ReplyDeleteGreat job on the pics...I'm still thinking about the platter we found under the bed in the Upstairs antique shop (actual name of store)...Martha
Concord looks like a lovely place to stroll and shop!
ReplyDeleteUsed to visit Concord often when we lived nearby there - lovely historic town. Of course in those days I wasn't into 'treasure hunting', now I can see so many pieces of china there I would give my eye teeth for! I would have a field day if I visit again!
ReplyDeleteWe plan to be in Peterborough to visit Red Chair on July 1 - any chance you can meet us there?
Concord has some fantastic antique shops. I took a photo of that same house, isn't it wonderful?
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