You Like Historic Architecture? How About Scotch Bonnet Peppers?

By capejohn in Uncategorized on
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Years ago I would find something funny or unusual on the web and conclude my weekday blog with Friday Funnies.  This YouTube definitely makes the cut as a Friday Funny.  These two at the end of this post are a riot.

For now though, from today’s bike ride, are some of the architecture of Old Fairhaven and the Whaling Historic National Park in New Bedford, MA.

As always, click any photo for big. Click again for bigger

Rogers School Fairhaven
Rogers School. Fairhaven, MA
Gift of Henry Huttleston Rogers.
Fairhaven Town Hall
Gift of Henry Huttleston Rogers
Millicent Library, Fairhaven, MA
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Historic Homes. New Bedford, Ma
Whaler Tavern, New Bedford, Ma
In the National Historic Park of New Bedford
Pitchman
Seaman's Bethel at Whaling National Park in New Bedford, MA
Seaman’s Bethel, Whaling National Park in New Bedford, MA

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Afternoon Delight
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Tabatha Inn, Fairhaven.  Samuel Clemens was a regular visitor to this Inn
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Unitarian Church in Fairhaven, MA. A gift of Henry Huttleston Rogers
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Unitarian Church, Fairhaven, MA
New Bedford Whaling Museum
New Bedford Whaling Museum

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A bike riding footie fan living and riding in SouthCoast towns of Massachusetts. My bicycle rides include commuting, day trips as well as long and short tours. Find me online amidnightrider Bike Tours Facebook

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