That’s the new age pizza living in Belchertown! Great place. Back in my day it was Apollos, Greek place my friends parents owned!

Mountain skiing, minutes away!

Antonio’s !

It’s got a factory for pizza. Only factory left tho

Would you count Byfield in Newbury? Or does it have to be the actual town and not a village in the town?

That’s the best day for business tho

Its fine. Just an easy target, mostly the residents lol.

Grew up in Belchertown, beautiful scenery, pretty low key, a lot of banks and pizza shops, wouldn’t call it a swamp really.

Lanesborough is pretty far from Worcester

Marshfield. Middleboro.

Orange is one of the most depressing towns in MA.

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I think the Worcester/ borough answer is Middleborough

Not sure I agree with their business model but there’s only 500 dispensaries now - Mass runs on chronic

GB is incredibly overrated

It's a beautiful part of the state. North Adams is a great place.

Probably Marshfield?

The two motels in Bedford tend to be the cheapest.plaza a bit nicer

Your friends are generous. Some of the best hash oil around back in the day though. You da man Pete!!

I have several friends who grew up there and call it a swamp

Yep! I took lessons when I was 23. Saved my marriage (ha). My now husband was trying to teach me initially. Also I was able to schedule the road test through the school and use their car for it. Worth the money.

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Upstate NY feel?

Hooray :(

Thank you!!