Yes, the Adams farmstead is my favorite bucolic setting in Quincy. This pond was made by the rise in the water table from the unusual heavy rains of March.
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Simply beautiful signs of spring, puddles, fresh grass and yellow blossoms, thanks for sharing with a MA girl who's travelled far from home.
This looks like a painting, Slim. The tree and its reflection really draw the viewer in.
This scene is so beautiful. It's nice to have someone point out some beautiful things in quincy. Even though I live here and I know it's beautiful, I don't always notice some of these things. Thanks for sharing :)
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I agree, especially since some people who don't live in Quincy and have never even been there are fond of saying negative things about it. I bet people would be surprised to learn Quincy is actually safer than oh-so-desirable Cambridge...
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