Here's your ticket, please move to the back of the bus so that everyone will have a place to sit.

Okay. I think everyone is here, we can begin. Welcome to the bus tour of Sandy's walking route of Beverly, Massachusetts.

As you can see from the sign, Beverly is the home of George Washington's Naval Base. Located on the coast of Massachusetts, it is neighbors with the famous witch town, Salem.

As we start our journey, we go down Beverlys main st, Cabot Street.

Downtown Beverly is an eclectic mix of small businesses and shoppes. The embracing of the art college has brought a plethora of new, funky businesses into town, such as the Atomic coffee shop, Kame, the Japanese restaurant and a vegetarian restaurant.

As we continue down Cabot Street we come to City Hall and the Police station, nestled closely to each other.

And here, on your right, most likely the highlight of this trip, not a half a mile from Sandy's home, is the best shop in town.

The Abbot Yarn Shoppe. A staple in downtown Beverly for many years, they offer a wide variety of yarn choices and support all in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. They are usually closed during Sandy's walk, but it doesn't matter as just passing by brings the joy of yarn through the walls.

Now we head on down towards the beach. Here are 3 shots spanning Beverly Harbor.

As you can see, at the left of the harbor, the pristine image is somewhat clouded by a big water rig. They are laying down pipes for natural gas and thankfully are only passing through.

A little further down, here is the beach of Dane Street Beach. At low tide, you can see that our coastline is quite rocky so be sure to wear your beach shoes while taking a dip! You will need them!

As we leave the beach behind us, we come to Beverly Common. The gazebo and gardens set a nice relaxing mood to sit on one of the many benches to relax. In the distance, you can see the Beverly Public Library.

what a pretty time of day to be finishing up our tour. Dusk surely has a way of making the everyday magical, doesn't it? Look at the gazebo in the shadows, pretty isn;t it?

As we near Sandy's home, we see Dane Street church, which is just across the street from her home.

And as we round the back of the church, we can take a peek at the Hurley home. Yes, that's right, there it is, Sandy's home. See it back there? It's actually red, white and blue. Unintentional, of course!

see it, red roof?

Well, thank you for joining us for the Beverly tour! I hope you get to visit someday in person!