ONE of the many great things about New York City is that it’s easy to get from New York to many great places. We tend to head northeast to New England.
The Berkshire mountains in Western Massachusetts are distinctly not in New York, even though many New Yorkers visit the Berkshires. There are many beautiful ways to drive there, none of which require getting on an interstate highway. You can make the trip in 2 hours, or you can make it take all day. There are also trains to Dutchess County, New York, and people are working on a reviving the old rail line, which still has daily freight trains.
Old North Road, New Marlborough, Massachusetts
I’ve been to old Marlborough in olde England, too. It’s in our new Street Design book.
High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire
