It's tractor season in new england!

lawn_king · Sep 17, 2006

Tons of seat time in september, feilds to rotary cut, athletic fields to fertilize,aerate and overseed, cemeterys to boom spray for broadleaf weeds. How sweet it is!

GaryE · Sep 17, 2006

And soon, gardens to till under!!!

proudestmonkey · Sep 17, 2006

I'll be visiting New England for the first time in my life next month. We are flying into Boston, staying in Marblehead, then going up the Maine coast to Bar Harbor for a few days.

Any must see suggestions (and feel free to leave out Kubota dealers--we have those here).

crd · Sep 17, 2006

Bar Harbor and Acadia are nice but crowded -- to see more typical downeast Maine visit Schoodic Point. Bet the locals would know the best way to plow snow with a back blade, too.

ehchvac · Sep 18, 2006

you are going to need this to get by here in boston

Wicked Good Guide to Boston English

lawn_king · Sep 19, 2006

Take a ride down rt 3, cap cod national seashore is beautiful!

picman · Sep 19, 2006

I believe that Marblehead is on the North Shore..whitch is near the a small town called Salem. Things should be heating up as Halloween approaches and it could be a fun place to spend 1/2 a day.

proudestmonkey · Sep 19, 2006

crd said:
Bar Harbor and Acadia are nice but crowded -- to see more typical downeast Maine visit Schoodic Point. Bet the locals would know the best way to plow snow with a back blade, too.

We're staying at a local bed and breakfast near Bar Harbor and they said that, by the time we get there (3rd week in Oct.), the crowds will be gone for the season. I hope that's true. Where we will be staying will not actually be in town, but at a place that's about 4 miles out of town, off by itself.

proudestmonkey · Sep 19, 2006

picman said:
I believe that Marblehead is on the North Shore..whitch is near the a small town called Salem. Things should be heating up as Halloween approaches and it could be a fun place to spend 1/2 a day.

Where we are staying in Marblehead is only 4 miles from Salem. We will be there the second to last weekend in October. So, yes, Holloween is heating up there. We already plan to do an after dark candlelight tour of the House of Seven Gables and the old downtown area, where the witch trials took place. Sounds cool.