The Cradle of Liberty. The City on a Hill. Beantown. Boston goes by many names, but it's hard to pin just one description on it. It's both old and new, large and small. Its suburbs fan out like a spilled glass of juice all over the Bay area. Yet it's called a walking city -- and most of what we know from afar is packed into a very tight package.
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Showing posts with label city guide. Show all posts
Friday, March 7, 2008
A Day and a Night in Boston.
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Union Oyster House,
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Monday, February 4, 2008
A Little Advice About Visiting Boston.
There are a lot of things I picked up in my stay in the Greater Boston Metropolitan area. Some of these things may seem obvious to you. Just understand -- this was my first ever trip to New England, and it was all new to me.
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Boston,
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Saturday, February 2, 2008
Village in the Snow - Several Hours in Brattleboro, Vermont.
My ten day trip in New England had me spending most of my time in Boston and its suburbs. But on the last Sunday in January, I found myself traveling with friends to a snow-bound paradise in Vermont. We decided to travel to the tiny burg of Brattleboro.
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Amy's Bakery Arts,
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Everybody's Books,
Hotel Pharmacy,
Latchis Hotel,
Latchis Theater,
Riverview Cafe,
Vermont
Monday, January 21, 2008
The Most Beautiful Room I've Ever Been In... Inside Boston's Public Library.
Libraries are cool. They're awesome. We have a lot of great libraries in Arkansas. But when I entered the Boston Common Library one January afternoon, I was startled to discover an endless array of beauty and striking sights - and that's without opening a single book.
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Boston Public Library,
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