Abigayle'S Bed And Breakfast
Travel Blogs from Boston
Tuesday
... was actually Copley Square. A great Farmers Market was in progress with stalls around the square. Shirley had left her "blanky" sorry, pillow at the hotel so went to retrieve it. After a slow stroll around the block due to some serious knee pain, retuned to Jamaica ...
Maui and Oahu
... green again with rolling hills. The next time I go I’ll probably drive the road to Hana myself---that way I can stop at the places the tour didn’t stop at. Because I go by myself though I’ll probably turn around and drive back the same way I came; the backside it quite remote feeling without passing another car for miles at times. I wouldn’t want to be stuck out there alone if anything happened with the car (which you are asked not ...
Goodbye NYC - Hello Boston!
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Arriving at the Omni Parker House, we can't believe how gorgeous this hotel is and how fortunate we are to stay here. We've chosen to stay here the night before our official first day of our tour begins. The history that abides here at the Parker house is mostly Democratic but, it is JFK and his family.
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Boston Continued
Spent day 2 sightseeing and finishing off the sites along the Freedom Trail. Got across the river to the Bunker Hill memorial, which is also a National Park site. Sits in a lovely park above the streets, and you get a good view across the city. Obviously why they dug in there! Also visited the Cheers Bar, which doesn't really resemble the bar from the show, but they do ...
Beantown
... because of all the nice memorabilia (original Larry Bird, Charles Barkley, Michael Jordan jerseys e.g.), photo's and items from sports history. Here it became crystal clear that 'Boston Pride' is profound, and the rich history of championship teams is deeply cherished and celebrated. So when I stepped out of that sport abundant place, the urge to play some ball was very present. And yes, when I walked down south, following the harbor boardwalk, I spotted a ...
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