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back to main page This page is a photographic overview of the beauty and mystery of Quabbin Reservoir Wilderness, and an essay on the hist...
The Quabbin Reservoir is the now the largest body of water in Massachusetts. However, the area it now occupies once had four small towns...
An online library of photographs, manuscripts, audio recordings, and other materials of historical interest from libraries, museums, archives, and historical societies across Massachusetts.
Quabbin Reservoir | Windsor Dam and Quabbin Reservoir
If you live in the Greater Metropolitan area of Boston, your water travels a long way to get to your tap. And your palate thanks you! Boston water has a reputation for being straight from the spigot d
Quabbin Reservoir, Massachusetts Picture: The Quabbin is beautiful in any season - Check out Tripadvisor members' 128 candid photos and videos of Quabbin Reservoir
Posts about Quabbin Reservoir written by jameshuntphotography
The following photos are labeled and selected to give you a flavor of the Quabbin, obviously I was able to see only a small part of the ove...
Hank's Meadow Loop Trail - 0.5 miles in Ware, MA. Hank's Meadow Loop Trail is a popular spot at Quabbin Reservoir for a picnic or short hike down to the wate...
I beg your pardon? Must be some mistake. No, not really. In fact, during World War II the Reservoir (which was still in the process of filling) was used for a variety of forms of target practice. Gate 52 is actually inside Quabbin Park, just west of the Goodnough Dike. It's a short walk from…
Hampshire Bird Club-East Quabbin Trip . Yesterday, seventeen members of (Saturday November 21, 2009) the Hampshire Bird Club had its annu...
The views from this observation tower will blow your mind. Visit Quabbin Reservoir for a beautiful day trip and a little adventure.
Hundreds of fascinating facts are waiting to be unearthed in this book from Aleksandra and Daniel Mizielinski, the creative duo behind 'Maps'. Dive below the surface, and find out what happens under the earth and under the water. From early submarines and deep-sea life, to burrowing animals and man-made tunnels - you will never look at the world in the same way again! (Grades: 4-6) Call number: QE201 .M56 2016
I finished the library chair the other day but before i can post about that i'll need some decent pictures. Perhaps later today after work, or if not, i can make them over the weekend? Anyway, here's how the seat was made. A few weeks ago I did a test piece on caning with dental floss, because it's flat and smooth properties resemble cain best. It's the one on the right. But it was really happy about it; still being out of scale & too big! I figured i'd get back to it when i would start on the actual seat itself. But in the meantime I got some unexpected but much appreciated help! Many thanks to Fransisco from Miniarquitect, who makes the most stunning bistro chairs! He convinced me to use thread (which is thinner) and taught me how you can still make it look great. Because I was a bit apprehensive of the fibers showing but now I know there are ways to overcome that. And then it all made sense… It definitely out ways floss and you can go way smaller, making it more close to scale. I have to say, not bad :) Not bad at all! And way better than floss! So thank you here too Fransisco :) There are many great tutorials on the internet and if you're interested here's a really nice one on caning; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5IRBuwONnA Have a great day,
When we were visiting the gallery the other day, we learned they were offering a free weaving class hosted by Minnesota artist/instructor Becka Rahn. To my chagrin, I've never really been excited about weaving. I tend to pursue crafts that...
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