Although we can never truly understand what the pilgrims thought
when they stepped off from the boats in Plymouth Massachusetts
the day they arrived, we can gaze at the land and imagine, after
months of traveling on that long ocean voyage, seeing the sight
of land and tree's.
How scary it must have been to have meet the first native american,
coming out of the woods to stare at the strange people climbing over
the sides of their ship. How they must have rejoiced that first
Thanksgiving when it seemed they could survive in this wilderness
they now called home.
Massachusetts, rich in American history, has much to offer
in tourism.
Take a walk down the boardwalk on Natasket beach, watching
the red, warm sun as it rises over the cold, Atlantic ocean.
Watching the skyline of Boston as the sun rises higher into the sky.
Take a walk down the freedom trail in Boston, listen for the sound of
Paul Revere as he called out "The English are coming".
Look into Boston Harbor, where in defiance, America fought for it's
freedom, by dumping the tea.
Stop into Salem and see the history of the witch craft burnings.
Whether you enjoy indoor activities or outdoor activities, Massachusetts
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