The tea got dumped in the harbor. 😉I don't drink coffee, but my BIL's friend, has a coffee company, Hogan Brothers Coffee where they roast beans, grind, sell coffee, and equipment. Most people around here drink coffee from Dunkin' Donuts so that's probably the unofficial state coffee
Do you have an offficial state coffee, or tea? I remember learning something in Boston about Tea Parties!
ReplyDeleteThe tea got dumped in the harbor. 😉I don't drink coffee, but my BIL's friend, has a coffee company, Hogan Brothers Coffee where they roast beans, grind, sell coffee, and equipment. Most people around here drink coffee from Dunkin' Donuts so that's probably the unofficial state coffee
DeleteI'm loving your state facts. That shell is lovely. What other state has an official state shell? I'm thinking NONE!!
ReplyDeleteAs it turns out, MA isn't the only state with an official state shell. 14 Beach States with Official State Shells
DeleteI'm smiling at your comment to Valerie about Dunkin's coffee. It could be the state coffee of NH too.
ReplyDeleteEveryone runs on Dunkin' 😺
DeleteI've never had a coffee ☕ from Dunkin Donuts, we don't have one in our little town! But having a coffee company sounds good!
ReplyDeleteI suppose if you love coffee, there's nothing better than grinding your own beans
DeleteOh yes, my beans are always freshly ground!
DeleteIt's important for a coastal state to have a state shell........👍
ReplyDeleteIndeed. Pity the inland states as they only have a state flower
DeleteI'm always impressed by all your state-designated everything. So cool!
ReplyDeleteDesignating an official this or that is a fun project for the school children and they learn how bills are passed at the same time.
DeleteIt´s a beautiful choice.
ReplyDeleteOther than a horse I think we have nothing for Lower Saxony!
At least your city has Henry
DeleteThat's interesting - and a beautiful shell. Never heard of a Neptune shell.
ReplyDeleteIt is a pretty shell. I've never seen one on the beaches here.
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