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History Museum Attractions In Winchendon

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Lake Dennison State Recreation Area

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Winchendon is a town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 10,300 at the 2010 census. The town includes the villages of Waterville and Winchendon Springs . A census-designated place, also named Winchendon, is defined within the town for statistical purposes. The Winchendon State Forest, a 174.5 acres parcel, is located within the township as is Otter River State Forest; both recreational areas are managed by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation
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History Museum Attractions In Winchendon

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CampgroundViews.com - Lake Dennison Recreation Area Winchendon Massachusetts MA

takes user submitted videos combined with professional editing to provide tent and RV campers with a first person view of a campground or RV park. Lake Dennison Recreation Area in Winchendon Massachusetts offers primitive tent and RV camping adjacent to a recreational lake. Music Licensed From MusicBakery.com

CampgroundViews.com - Winter Island Marine Recreational Park Salem Massachusetts MA

takes user submitted videos combined with professional editing to provide tent and RV campers with a first person view of a campground or RV park. Winter Island Marine Recreational Park in Salem Massachusetts offers partial hookup RV and tent camping adjacent to the water and convenient to Salem. Music Licensed From MusicBakery.com

Travelling to the Hairpin Turn in Massachusetts

Travelling on Route 2 in NW Massachusetts to the only true hairpin turn in the State. One of the very few true hairpins in the USA

Chicago-to-Boston AA flight: Takeoff, Lake Michigan, Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Salem MA 2012-01-07

On a mostly clear enroute winter day, a Chicago-to-Boston flight climbs above Chicago's northern suburbs before crossing Lake Michigan to fly east along Michigan's I-94 corridor. Cloud deck below clears just west of Detroit, affording view of the expanse of metropolitan Detroit, followed by Lake St. Clair separating the State of Michigan from the Province of Ontario. After glimpses at a few southwestern Ontario agricultural towns, the flight path hugs the Ontario shore of eastern Lake Erie, providing view of Great Lakes steamer-era ports and current-era summer resort towns. Flight re-enters the U.S. south of Buffalo NY, bringing views of a couple of Upstate New York's Finger Lakes before cloud deck returns until western Massachusetts. The opening reveals pioneer-era mill towns established during America's early industrialization era along one New England river. Salem, Massachusetts, comes into full view as the flight approaches the Atlantic coast to circle to land to the west at Boston Logan Airport.

1:30 Takeoff on ORD runway 32L
ATTENTION PILOTS AND ALL OTHER O’HARE AIRFIELD USERS:
On September 15, 2016, Runway 14R-32L at O'Hare International Airport will be renamed Runway 15-33. The runway name change follows the recent closure of Runway 14L-32R to accommodate further construction of the O’Hare Modernization Program.

2:15 Elk Grove Village, Illinois (IL)
2:25 Arlington Heights IL
3:30 Chicago Executive Airport
3:50 Interstate-294
4:25 Interstate-94
4:50 Highland Park IL
5:00 Begin Lake Michigan at Highland Park IL
13:00 South Haven, Michigan (MI)
15:40 Junction of Interstates 96, 296, 275 & state highway 5 at Farmington Hills MI; Detroit metropolitan area begins
16:10 Brighton MI
17:15 Interstate 75 through Troy MI
18:30 Interstate 94 through Clintondale MI along shore of Lake St. Clair
19:15 Anchor Bay MI
19:35 Leaving U.S. airspace; entering Canadian airspace
19:50-20:25 Harsens Island MI
20:25-20:30 Algonac MI (left)
20:37 Port Lambton ON (right)
20:45 Marine City MI
21:15 Port Huron MI (left); Sarnia ON (right); Lake Huron (above)
22:30 Dresden ON
23:40-24:10 Bothwell ON
25:10-25:20 West Lorne ON
26:10 Wallacetown ON
26:35 East along Lake Erie shore of Ontario
27:20-27:40 Port Stanley ON
29:35 Port Burwell ON
31:55 Port Rowan ON
33:00 Port Dover ON
34:30 Lake Erie; Lake Ontario (above)
35:00 Port Maitland ON
36:05 Port Colborne ON
37:10 Point Abino ON
37:35 Niagara Falls ON (left); Niagara Falls NY (right)
37:50 Leaving Canadian airspace; entering U.S. airspace
38:11-38:30 Buffalo New York (NY)
39:15 Silver Lake west of Perry NY
41:20 Hemlock Lake (near) & Canadice Lake NY (above)
42:20-42:30 Canandaigua Lake NY
45:50 Connecticut River through Northfield, Massachusetts
46:30 Millers River, Massachusetts (MA)
46:57 Orange MA
47:21 Athol MA
48:15 Winchendon MA
48:24 Baldwinville MA (left)
48:52 Gardner MA
49:55 Fitchburg MA
50:49 Lake Shirley MA
51:25 Ayer MA
52:00 Interstate 495 at Littleton MA
52:30 Lake Nagog at Nagog Woods MA
53:05-53:30 Lowell MA
55:15 Salem MA
1:01:45 Touchdown on BOS runway 27

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Vintage Snowmobile Racing: Great North Woods

Great North Woods Vintage Snowmobile Series Race held in Pittsburg, NH on January 10th, 2015.

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Camping Drina, Foča, Bosnia and Herzegovina, HD Review

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Located in Foča, 29 miles from Sarajevo, Camping Drina features a barbecue and terrace. Jahorina is 18 miles away. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property and private parking is available on site.
There is a shared bathroom with free toiletries in every unit. Bed linen are available.
Guests can enjoy the on-site bar and restaurant. The property also has special diet menus.
Guests can enjoy various activities in the area, including fishing and canoeing. Žabljak is 31 miles from Camping Drina. Sarajevo Airport is 30 miles from the property.

King Philip's Rock

This is a granite outcrop in south-central Massachusetts. King Philip was the English name for Metacomet, son of Massasoit (friend to the Pilgrims). He became very famous when he sought to eradicate the evil English who were seeking to subjugate the native's ways, culture, religion...
King Philip's War took place in 1675/1676, most of it in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. More men died per capita than in any other American related war in history. In southern New England virtually every town has something named after King Philip. It was said, but not proven, that King Philip once used this rock outcropping as a camp, a place from which he could see his enemies coming. Today it is wooded and beautiful with miles of hiking trails and areas below from which canoes and kayaks can be set in the river. Some of my best canoeing memories are from this area. It's also a great place from which to observe wildlife, especially birds.

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