Roddie and Lynne-10 years

roddie Mon Dec 11, 2017 9:59 pm

Lynne and I were married 10 years on Dec. 1st. We are heading out this weekend to "Sturbridge, MA" to celebrate. We will visit historic "Old Sturbridge Village"; a trip back centuries in time. We've both been there together previously.. but never during the winter/holiday season. I hope that the recent snowfall doesn't melt before we get there.

A few photos of a previous trip in 2007..

It's a wonderful place to spend the day!

A "plus" is that Sturbridge is home to "Hog Heaven" hobby-shop. Lynne had visited Sturbridge this past Summer with her daughter.. and picked me up a gallon of VP/Powermaster 10-22 glow-fuel for my larger old steel-fin glow-engines!

This trip; I'll be there... and there's a few more hobby items I could use... Eyebrows

I need some glow-fuel tubing.. and I'll try to obtain some in a variety of different sizes if they have it. I'll also see about glow-plugs too. As I recall; they had a full-stock of "DuBro" hardware. I'll take some photos of the shop. There aren't many left around these parts..

dckrsn Mon Dec 11, 2017 10:33 pm

Hey Roddie, have a good time. Make sure
you two bundle up, and take lotsa pictures.
Happy Anniversary!
Bob

Kim Tue Dec 12, 2017 4:46 am

Happy Anniversary and Safe Travels for You Two!

rsv1cox Tue Dec 12, 2017 7:17 am

Here's to your first ten roddie and Lynne and many more happy ones to come.

New England. You gotta love it. So much history up there.

Bob

getback Tue Dec 12, 2017 7:28 am

Sounds like a heck of a good time for you both to get out and enjoy each other all over again , Happy Anniversary Guys ! Very Happy

roddie Tue Dec 12, 2017 10:55 am

Thank You "all" for the anniversary wishes! The 2007 Sturbridge trip was in May. We were later married on Dec. 1st in Ashland, NH at the "Glynn House".. a quaint little inn/Bed & Breakfast. It was just Lynne and I, the JP and owners of the inn attending.

The weather was FRIGID!! The inn owners suggested and made reservations for us to have dinner at a nearby restaurant called the "Coe House".

When we arrived; we were led to a small door.. and up a creaky old narrow staircase into the "attic" which was dark and freezing cold! I think there was one 25W light bulb in a corner somewhere... We were then led to another door.. and when it was opened; there was another narrow carpeted staircase leading up to a small heated cupola overlooking the town, having a single table for two.. complete with chandelier!