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I have been notified by the Heredis company of their "Special offer valid for Windows users 12% off from November 27, 2013 until January 5, 2013 inclusive."

Having trouble reading this? View it in your browser. Don't forget to add newsletter@heredis-genealogie.com to your contacts. New version Heredis 2014 for Windows 12% OFF Dear genealogist,   When the extended family comes together for the Thanksgiving holidays or Christmas and new Year holidays, it's the perfect opportunity to go further with your research and share your genealogy with your family. That's why we would now like to give you the chance today to acquire the Heredis 2014 software at a bargain price of US $34,99 instead of US $39.99. The Search Wizard feature allows you to take a look at where you are in your research and highlights known or missing items from your genealogy. It suggests different ways forward and proposed various online research tools targeted to websites such as Heredis Online, Ancestry, My Heritage... From your software, you launch your research on www.heredis-online.com: more than two hundred twenty million data are available! You also publish a website dedicated to your genealogy. With a few clicks, you will have a site dedicated to your ancestors, searchable by your family and friends, and which is totally free. Heredis 2014 at 12% OFF is the complete solution for your genealogy: Heredis will do it ALL. Sincerely. The Heredis Team Details of the offer Heredis 2014 for Windows – by download. Order Heredis 2014 for Windows on the site of our agent DR MyCommerce, Inc. d/b/a SWREG, Inc :www.swreg.org. When you confirm your order, upon confirmation of your payment, you will receive via email: The link to download the Heredis 2014 for Windows installation file Your private and confidential license number (or key code) Order Heredis 2014 for Windows at US $34,99 instead of US $39,99. Special offer valid for Windows users 12% off from November 27, 2013 until January 5, 2013 inclusive. Installation When you confirm your order, you will receive an email with a download link and your private and confidential license number. Click the download link. When the InstallENHeredis2014.exe download is complete, double-click the downloaded file. Once the installation is complete, double-click on the blue leaf on your desktop to launch the software. Enter your license number. Windows System Requirements Windows XP SP3 or VISTA or 7 or 8 250 Mo disk space required Screen 1024×700 minimum Internet connection for research, publishing & integrated maps   Having trouble reading this? View it in your browser. This offer is available only from the BSD Concept company. In accordance with our Privacy Policy, you have the right to access, modify, rectify and delete data concerning youself. If you no longer wish to receive the Heredis Letter, with offers on our products and services, unsubscribe here. This message is sent to you automatically, please do not reply. © 2013 Heredis - All rights reserved

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Old House In Concord, MA...Who Lived Here? You Probably Know

Actually, this is a reproduction, and I am quite sure you have heard of the name of the person who lived here for two years, two months and two days. The original 

was next to a pond, a few miles away. See below for the answer.

The tombstone for Henry D. Thoreau is HERE, I posted it to my blog in May 2010.

Tower Hill Botanic Garden, Boylston, Massachusetts

  Tower Hill Botanic Garden
11 French Drive
Boylston, MA 01505-0598
Phone: 508-869-6111 | Web: www.towerhillbg.org

Camilla bushes bloom in February. Nice color to add to winter.

Nice display of spring flowers, indoors on a cold day.

The Marjorie Doyle Rockwell Orangerie opened to the public on January 31, 1999 and is a hybrid of an 18th-century orangerie and a modern conservatory. The glass roof on the Orangerie admits a great deal of light, allowing non-hardy plants to be grown in the winter. 

The Limonaia, or Lemon House, opened in 2010. The cathedral-like interior reflects the architecture of a traditional lemon house, with a windowed south wall for optimal winter light, augmented with overhead glazing to admit more light.

Since the garden is open year-round, you can visit almost anytime. The two enclosed conservatories (in the same building) are filled with blooming plants and fruits like sweet smelling oranges, lemons and limes. And, often you'll see Camellias in bloom in winter. We were members for about eight years. Now we visit just to see special exhibits.

The annual daffodils keep multiplying to present their show.

Lots of places to walk with nice views.

Fall crocuses above.

Lots of woods with trails.

Christmas at Tower Hill Botanic Garden

For many years, the building would be beautifully decorated inside by many of the garden clubs in the area. There was always a theme. About two years ago, they decided to decorate outside and have a light display at night. This photo from a few years ago shows the main hall, it extends to the outside.

View of Wachusett Reservoir and mountain of the same name.

 This flyer is quite old, so I imagine some things have changed.

I have decided not to use the Comment feature for my blog. If you would like to leave a comment for me or ask a question, please write me at my email: BarbaraPoole@Gmail.com. Thank you.

My reason is because since November 2017 to May 2018, I received no comments, but upon investigating I found that I had indeed received 167 legitimate ones and 1,000 were in the spam folder. Google Blogger had made some changes that I was unaware of. Please be aware that I do not know who reads my blog, I may know who subscribes, but that is all.