Massachusetts #1
The Mohawk Trail, from central Massachusetts to the Berkshires on the western part of the state, was at one time a simple footpath used by Native Americans for trading, hunting and socializing. Over the years, the route was gradually widened and paved. What is now designated Massachusetts Rte. 2 will take you through forested wilderness and historic towns, and along the way introduce you to the region's rich arts scene. The tour begins in the town of Greenfield, originally part of nearby Deerfield. Deerfield lies just to the south on U.S. 5. Historic Deerfield is a village of 14 beautifully preserved and restored homes from the 18th and 19th Centuries and is well worth a visit.

Massachusetts native Lynch a big hit with players, coaches
When freshman tight end Arthur Lynch caught two passes in the fourth quarter of last Saturday's 38-0 victory over Tennessee Tech, he entered his name on the Georgia stat sheet for the first time, but he'd long ago earned his Bulldog stripes.

Massachusetts #2
On the western edge of Massachusetts, bordering New York, is a region known as the Berkshires. It's actually a county comprising some of the prettiest forests, lakes, mountains and towns in New England. This drive will take you through the central Berkshires, an area filled with lush forests as well as quaint New England towns.