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Saturday, November 28, 2009: Massachusetts Welcomes STATE HIGHWAY BEGINS You. |
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We braved Boston traffic just long enough to park by the USS Constitution Museum. That's the Bunker Hill monument in the distance. |
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We bought our trolley tickets - here it comes! We had limited time, so we decided to take a 2 1/2 trolley tour of the city. |
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We passed a park that probably had a name ... |
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... and crossed over where one part of the Big Dig comes out ... |
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... and headed into historic Boston. Tom had never been in Boston proper before. |
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We passed the Old North Church ... |
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... and Boston Common. |
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We crossed the Charles River for a quick look at Cambridge ... |
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... and passed the Cheers Bar. |
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There were streets filled with shops ... |
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... and the Prudential Center with its giant gold ornament. |
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At the end of our tour, we had time left to tour the USS Constitution, AKA Old Ironsides. |
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Look up! |
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Look down! |
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This narrow brick line marks the Freedom Trail, a 2 1/2 mile path through Boston that passes many of Boston's historic landmarks. If we were more into history, this would be awesome ... |
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... but since we prefer food instead, this is! |
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The good folks at Legal Test Kitchen at Logan Airport served up our last meal of the trip -- a half dozen oysters and yet another lobster roll for Debbie, chowder and gumbo for Tom, and an order of delicious Boston cream pie to go.
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