New Icons of Arlington post. I wrote about the statue called Menotomy Indian Hunter, but mostly about the colonial history of our town.
Icons of Arlington: Menotomy Indian Hunter
Icons of Arlington: Fido Fest
A warm summer night on Spy Pond Field. A pink sunset. Popcorn. Bubbles. Lots and lots of dogs. And lots and lots of dog videos on the big screen. It can only be Fido Fest. I unintentionally took a month off from Icons of Arlington, but now I'm back, with many dog pictures. People like …
Icons of Arlington: Independence Day Fireworks
I really don't like this holiday. I suspect a lot of you don't either. But I still went and photographed the Boston fireworks from the park at the top of the hill that gives Arlington Heights its height. Photos and writeup here.
Icons of Arlington: Menotomy Rocks Park
My newest post on Icons of Arlington is about Menotomy Rocks Park, a park I spent a lot of time in as a kid. I learned a lot about the park's history, both ancient geologic and recent community history, while I was researching for this one. Content warning for non-graphic discussion of suicide in the …
Icons of Arlington: Feast of the East
I went to East Arlington's 21st annual Feast of the East for Icons of Arlington. Write-up here.
Icons of Arlington: Farmers’ Market
The farmers' market is the place to be in Arlington this summer. I checked out some produce and met Patsy Kraemer, the woman behind the operation. Read about it on Icons of Arlington.
Icons of Arlington: Porchfest
I've lived in Arlington for years, yet somehow have never been to Arlington Porchfest. I finally went. It's pretty nice. More photos and a write-up on Icons of Arlington.
Icons of Arlington: Crusher Lot
After a little break I'm back with a new post for Icons of Arlington! I was homeschooled, so I've actually never set foot in Ottoson, but I've spent some time in these woods and it sounds like a whole lot of other people have too. An interesting little place.
Icons of Arlington: Minuteman Bikeway
I'll admit it, this is my favorite one of these posts so far. I love the bikeway and I think it's an important community resource for Arlington, and as a result I wrote. . .kind of a lot about it. See more photos of the bikeway and read about its history and current state on …
Icons of Arlington: Little Fox Shop
11 years ago, two women opened a nonprofit resale shop in the Fox branch of the Arlington Library. After an unexpected closure last summer, they re-opened it last week. Read about what happened in my latest post on Icons of Arlington.
