Having had a bonus day off on Wednesday, Thatcher and I took a trek to Lexington to meet my dad at Wilson Farm to pick up some yummy extras for our Thanksgiving meal. I’ve been meaning to check out Wilson Farm for quite a while now and will certainly have to head back on a day when the crowd isn’t so large. Thanksgiving Eve found the farm super crowded with Thanksgivingers grabbing last minutes fixings, fully prepared dinners, and everything in between!
We grabbed some stuffed mushrooms, cranberry sauce, gravy, nuts, and gorgeous flowers. It was well worth the ride just to poke around and I look forward to going back as Christmas carols play and holiday cheer is in the air.
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Good Morning Gloucester 
Wilson Farms is one of the best
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Part of what we used to call Fishing and Farming…I did get to learn farming from the green thumbs and Days & Young’s in Lanesville oh high street take Tucker street up or if by the old Lanesville school now a park or go up Morgan Ave back in those days many would let us children cross through backyards always a short cut to where you are going. Doctor Rowley place was also access way to high street.. We also had the farms in Rockport, Bay view area, Gloucester areas and all the apple farms and farms up in Essex the stands in fall.
Thanks Nicole for the walk back! 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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