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WDIJW? “Western Mass”

September 7, 2016
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by Dr. Westchesterson

(excerpted from his YouTube channel video description)

In this follow-up to “413”, Dr. Westchesterson takes you ever deeper into the magical land of Western Massachusetts. He encounters many a fantastic landscape and roadside hamlet as he traverses the region in search of nothing but the best that the west end of the Commonwealth has to offer. Apparently that means deep fried Twinkies and Unicorns.

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