Charlie Baker shares ‘holiday appropriate’ photo of his backyard
Some feathered visitors greeted the governor at his Swampscott home.
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker got a timely reminder Friday morning that Thanksgiving is less than a week away when a gang of turkeys visited his house in Swampscott.
Baker shared a photo of the feathered gang exploring his backyard on Twitter.
“Seems holiday appropriate,” he wrote.
My backyard right now. Seems holiday appropriate. pic.twitter.com/mR0LJe5KYA
— Charlie Baker (@CharlieBakerMA) November 17, 2017
Twitter users suggested the turkeys were seeking out the Republican governor with a specific purpose, referencing a time-honored tradition of turkey pardoning.
“I think they’re looking for a gubernatorial ‘pardon’ before next week,” wrote David Bagley, a weather producer at 7News.
I think they’re looking for a gubernatorial “pardon” before next week! 🙂
— David J Bagley-Meteorologist ⚡️ (@DavidBagleyWX) November 17, 2017
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