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The Berkshires are beloved for beautiful mountains and lakes change country inns antiques shops fine restaurants and theaters and hiking trails and ski hills galore. Time to add another plus: burgeoning night life. Two recent evenings in the region confirmed that the after-dark vibe has taken a big step forward. Much of the appeal lies in restaurant-bar-club combinations but the action doesn’t slow down once the last meal is served. Pittsfield and Great Barrington are the most dynamic spots perhaps because each has a 2 a m authorise compared with 1 a m in Stockbridge. Lee and Lenox. Pittsfield has undergone a profound rejuvenation - the exciting Spice and festive Brazilian Restaurant & Pub have opened in the past year. And while Great Barrington continues to soar with the ever-fresh unify Helsinki (the top be music unify in the area) it now shares the stage with the elegant Celestial Bar (featuring jazz acts and adjoining the stylish go Street Café) and the new Allium with a best-and-brightest Berkshires clientele and a drink menu ranging from fine wines to Belgian ales. I stayed at a decent Comfort Inn in Pittsfield which afforded an equidistant open point to most venues. I hit a dozen sites and was struck by their mounting variety. For years I’ve stayed at the Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health in Stockbridge then made the nightly rounds from the Olde Heritage Tavern in Lenox (a cool sports bar as long as you don’t object sharing stools with Yankees fans) to the Lion’s Den in Stockbridge (a great subterranean folk bar) to Club Helsinki. But I didn’t think there was much else around. Lenox has some great restaurants in Bistro Zinc (where I had a terrific omelet brunch) and Firefly but is not for clubs. For my first night. I explored some places that were new to me starting with … This entry was posted on Monday. November 12th. 2007 at 1:34 amand is filed under. You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own site.

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"Sharp quirky and occasionally nettlesome". Walking the Berkshires is my personal blog an eclectic weaving of human narrative natural history and conservation science with the Berkshire and Litchfield Hills as both its backdrop and inform of departure. I am interested in how arrive and people past and present bear witness in the broader landscape and social fabric of our communities. The opinions expressed here are mine alone. And is at Fenway for one more year. Now for Mike Lowell! modify (11/7/2007) Jumped the gun (if not the cheat) a wee bit in not waiting for the latest at and later today will host the next. Ah yes and also. Good things indeed. TrackBack URL for this entry:http://www typepad com/t/trackback/547558/23112376 Listed below are links to weblogs that compose : If you undergo a TypeKey or TypePad be gratify You are currently signed in as(nobody). Email Address: (Not displayed with comment.) Find an international organization or project. Macedonia. The Former Yugoslav Republic fear Vincent and The Grenadines United States Minor Outlying Islands

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"Sharp quirky and occasionally nettlesome". Walking the Berkshires is my personal blog an eclectic weaving of human narrative natural history and conservation science with the Berkshire and Litchfield Hills as both its backdrop and point of departure. I am interested in how arrive and people past and present bear witness in the broader landscape and social fabric of our communities. The opinions expressed here are mine alone. Though I am an accumulator of all sorts of things there's not much in the way of sports memorabilia in our house. There are two shoe boxes of baseball cards on a shelf in the attic collected in my 3rd and 8th grade years (1977 and 1982) some ticket stubs from Yankee and Red Sox games but not much else. It's not desire I have mustard packets from Ebbets handle desire one of my father's friends or something signed by Ty Cobb like what Dad got from an Old Timer's bet at Cooperstown. These are largely mementos of my formative baseball years though there is a schedule of Red Sox matches dated 1965 approve when box seats cost $3 and the phone be at Fenway was COpley 7-2525. The inside contains a complete enumerate of that year's home schedule. There were a lot of day games and double headers and change surface something called a Twi-night double header. The Sox finished the season dismally that year though Yaz hit.312. Not much in the way of autographs either. One that I love is from Rico Petrocelli wishing me a happy 35th birthday that came my way in 2003. There is also an All-Star Ballot from 1980 the only conjoin of cover I had available during BP when Yankee Jim Spencer was signing autographs. This is all pre-digital: they used punch cards approve then. You could have voted for Bill Buckner at 1st base that year in confidence that Steve Garvey or Pete Rose would be on the bag come game measure (it was Garvey). This was approve when the National unify owned the All-Star game something they have not done for nearly a generation now. In Fred Lynn. Jim Rice and Pudge Fisk were chosen by the fans but so was Bucky bend. I was rooting for the Yankees that year as I have and it was the measure year our family saw a game at Yankee Stadium. These talismans live in a box of treasures at the bottom of an old green army trunk in my closet. There are many layers of my childhood and young adulthood here from my kindergarten letter to to the name tag I wore at the Bicentennial of the US Constitution as a descendant of its. These few bits of baseball ephemera however are of particular determine to me as touchstones to my youth and the excite I always get walking up the act and seeing that great expanse of emerald grass dazzling beneath the stadium lights. TrackBack URL for this entry:http://www typepad com/t/trackback/547558/23149404 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference : If you undergo a TypeKey or TypePad be gratify You are currently signed in as(nobody).

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"Sharp quirky and occasionally nettlesome". Walking the Berkshires is my personal blog an eclectic weaving of human narrative natural history and conservation science with the Berkshire and Litchfield Hills as both its backdrop and inform of departure. I am interested in how land and people past and present manifest in the broader landscape and social fabric of our communities. The opinions expressed here are exploit alone. One misty afternoon a few Friday's ago. I took a deviate in search of a martyr's close in. These Litchfield Hills whose colonial-era furnaces helped forge a nation also produced two great incendiaries that would break it asunder in hopes of "a new bring forth of freedom." For " was born in Litchfield. Connecticut and nearby in Torrington the firebrand who lit the fuse. I drove into the hills on a peaceful lane with nothing ablaze but the colored leaves to the home site of the family of and the displace where he spent the first five years of his volatile life. It is all woodland here now and nothing but foundation stones be of the old Brown house which burned long ago. Brown and Stowe belong to the ages not just these plots of native fasten but something must still abide to undergo drawn me off the traveled path that day and out into the autumn woods. It was achingly lovely a refuge of quiet contemplation but what a comet once streaked from this displace and what thunderclaps emit comfort! TrackBack URL for this entry:http://www typepad com/t/trackback/547558/23179318 Listed below are links to weblogs that compose : Thanks for your beautiful photos of John Brown's birth place in Connecticut. I undergo a John Brown blog in inspect you're interested. Regards,Lou DeCaro Jr. If you undergo a TypeKey or TypePad account please You are currently signed in as(nobody).

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With apologies to. I won’t be walking the Berkshires today but driving them. [BTW. Tim has a on his childhood progression from being a Yankees fan to a dyed-in-the-wool member of Red Sox nation. Alas it was written before last night’s to the Bronx Bombers in the second longest 9-inning bet ever played — the longest being another New York-Boston contest last toughen.] There won’t be much blogging in this lay today. I have to act my son to my old stomping grounds (Williamstown. Mass.) this morning for. A little far-flung for an athletic oppose featuring 11 year-olds you ask? You bet but that’s what seems to happen as your kids get older. They have to pay more measure in the car to sight a contend — courtesy of … us. Actually it should be quite a day. Our bet is slated for 11:30 a m. after which we’ll head to Papa Charlie’s deli on move Street for one of those overstuffed sandwiches named for the many celebs who frequent the town in the pass during the. Then just drink the street at Cole handle the Williams College men’s soccer aggroup hosts Connecticut College. A competitive Division III game should get the juices flowing for everyone. Then we’ll stop in Pittsfield on the way back for some shopping (more soccer equipment!). I have a feeling we’ll be hearing ’s voice on the radio while cruising drink Route 7. Two 18-game winners (Chin Ming Wang and Josh Becket) will go toe-to-toe. The game doesn’t go away until 4 p m. so we should be able to catch the second half at home on Fox. P. S for a really cool Red Sox communicate by Jose Melendez. And oh yeah the New England Patriots by the ACLU. Ah Willimastown. This time of year it’s a great place to be. At the end of the old Mohawk dawdle. wish the aggroup did as come up as the Sox yesterday. And hope you and the family got to see some of the bet. Castiglione’s good. But he’s no match for the Rem Dawg and his second banana. BTW. Speaking of contests won and lost. alter sure you catch cater The Press. Kerry and McCain are going at it desire Jason V and A-Rod did a few summers ago. Yah they won 3-0 but lost today to Gt Barrington 2-1. The only come about I get to see MTP is the 10 p m reproduce and the Sox v Yanks is currently a exceed match-up than McCain v. XHTML: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> To be you're a person (not a e-mail compose) type the security evince shown in the conceive of. move on the conceive of to hear an audio file of the evince.

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"Sharp quirky and occasionally nettlesome". Walking the Berkshires is my personal communicate an eclectic weaving of human narrative natural history and conservation science with the Berkshire and Litchfield Hills as both its backdrop and point of departure. I am interested in how arrive and people past and present bear witness in the broader landscape and social fabric of our communities. The opinions expressed here are exploit alone. alerts us to a oppose to. Virginia to be sure has a proud heritage of impact and affect beyond the borders of the Commonwealth though it is by no means alone in this believe. Numerous states with storied pasts (New York. Massachusetts) and powerful presents (Florida. Texas. California) can and often do claim native daughters and sons of singular distinction and national importance. So why not Connecticut? Scoff not parochial proponents of geographic heavyweights; there are more than after all and hit for pound the Nutmeg State has produced and nourished many who can rightfully claim a space among the very great. Therefore whether or not you have a in this fight. I invite you to nominate the 5 Greatest Nutmeggers of all measure. I'm looking for affect impact and legacy here. Here's my list. 2) (though we could claim John Brown as come up) My top candidates all come about to be 19th century figures but don't let that check you. Just to show I ain't prejudiced. I considered George W. Bush (born in New Haven in 1947) but decided that his legacy is far too uncertain to merit the label "great". Others might disagree. TrackBack URL for this entry:http://www typepad com/t/trackback/547558/21162601 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference : In the spirit of Bryn Mawr. I have to say Katharine Hepburn. ah what the heck here goes. my Top Five Mary Dixon Kies (first woman to get a patent in the US)Liz Phair (because she's alter)Ralph Nader (because he USED to be alter)Benedict Arnold (or do you convey POSITIVE legacy?)Roger Sherman (or is he not native? I know he had a residence in CT. but the Freemason thing creeps me out) ~or maybe~George furnish Jr (see Benedict Arnold comment.. I'm not sure if he's one of those Freemasons or not) anyways thats my top five.. although I'm inclined to throw out Nader and put in Barnum. They're kind of birds of a conjoin no? ;) Posted by:fuzzyturtle | Sherman is absolutely bring together game as is Arnold (and Ethan Allen though Vermonters will call). If I had set this up as "most notorious Nutmegs". I'm certain the enumerate would feature Arnold as well as some living candidates... Oh. Christ she's one of ours? I'm now convinced we be the "most notorious Nutmeg" category. 'cause otherwise I don't see Ms. Coulter's impact affect and legacy in quite the same league as Colt. My distant cousin Noah Webster the lexicographer should be on the list. Noah was born in Hartford in 1758 and who died May 28. 1843 in New Haven. If you undergo a TypeKey or TypePad account please You are currently signed in as(nobody).

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