Native American Tribe in New Marlborough. On a recent group hike, we unexpectedly came across a hilltop with over 20 possibly 50 since they continued in a very large area, each close to each other spaced about 15 feet apart, ceremonial stonework mounds, not farmer's stone piles. The largest we have seen by far anywhere in Western Mass. historyofmassachusetts.org In Massachusetts, the Mahican tribe lived in Berkshire County where they were mainly represented by the sub tribe of the Stockbridge. P

Sail into Picton 🌊 One of our favourite seaside towns in Marlborough and the link between the main islands of New Zealand and the heart of the Marlborough Sounds. This little gem is where you will find yourself after jumping off the Interislander or Bluebridge ferry from Wellington. From here, don't leave in a hurry. This town has an attractive seafront dotted with cafés, restaurants and various types of galleries and museums. Jump aboard a cruise, go fishing, sea kayaking, or discover the walk