Thanks to Molly for a wonderful trip to Australia, and my first dip in the Indian Ocean.

The Winner of our Facebook Rocky Point contest was Leslie C., who correctly identified the ride as the Enterprise.  For her efforts, Leslie will receive a cooler and koozies from Rhode Island PBS and a beach towel form B&M.  And although they didn't win, we'd like to give Fresh Lobster t-shirts to Donna and Sue who were good sports and helped to make the contest fun.

As previously mentioned on our blog, we were asked to participate with Rhode Island PBS in an airing of You Must Be This Tall: The Story of Rocky Point Park. The showing is Wednesday, March 2nd(Tonight) at 9 p.m. on your local PBS station.

To make it kind of fun, we are going to hold a little contest on Facebook.  Go to our Facebook page and be the first person to give us the name of the Rocky Point ride shown below.  Simply type the name in as a Comment, and the first person to do so wins a cooler and some koozies, donated by PBS and a B&M Fresh Lobster Beach Blanket.

Good Luck!

                                                  Had a great time visiting China. I felt really at home here. 
                                                  Oh, this is too funny. I just looked at my tag and I was Made in China.
                                                                          Thanks for the great photo M.K. 

We received a nice invitation to participate with the folks at Rhode Island PBS for an airing of: You Must Be This Tall: The Story of Rocky Point Park. The showing is Wednesday, March 2nd at 9 pm on your local PBS station.

For those of you not from Rhode Island, Rocky Point Park opened in Warwick, RI in the mid1840's and was in operation until 1996.  Over looking Narragansett Bay, Rocky Point was known for its many amusement rides and its shore dining hall, especially Clamcakes and Chowder.