The Adams Mansion is closed for the season. The grounds and gardens have been made ready for whatever mother nature sends this winter. I like the way the planks that cover the English boxwood shrubs lead your eyes into this peaceful scene.
Monday, December 08, 2008
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They really do lead your eye into the scene - great photo! The house looks like it's waiting patiently for spring...
What a perfect perspective.
Wow.. I grew up in Weymouth and my grandmother lived in Wollaston the last 15 years or her life.. how is it that I missed this mansion? Thanks for sharing!
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