Copley Square Boston

... while looking for hotels. I do think however that is was a toss up between Linda and Cole...maybe equal winners.

Andy and Krista then dropped us off at the bus station on 30th Street in the city. On the way however they drove us to the famous "Rocky Stairs" where he runs up them in the movie. Of course we all had a run up them and back down. Linda challenged me to a race to get up and down them which I took on. I gave her a head start and then we were off.......
Not going to ...

... unintellectual indeed. Getting to the hostel, we settled into our room for an early night.

Yesterday we walked around Boston Common, visited the Museum of Science and TD Garden, home of the Boston Celtics and the Boston Bruins. The weather was horrible though, our first rainy day of the trip - so we retired back to the hostel early and relaxed before heading out to a blues club to hang out. Great music and good company made for a fun night!

Today ...

... less. I went skating in Central Park yesterday - it was sooo beautiful :).

We got free pizza for dinner tonight ooooo yum i'm eating some moreeee FAT!

I can't think right now - but Girls u really needa get ya butts or gaps to NYC - it's seriously amazing!! KITSOU haha u and PASH would be chrissy on 5th Avenue :)

Anyway gotta go
love you all
xx

loved the flight, and the hospitality of the BA business class experience. I even had a facial as I though it would be done by a dolly. Then some big gay guy came out to 'facial' me. I was petrified. I have to say that he did a really good job though!!

I REALLY made the most of the free champagne and wine on the flight too. Legs were a bit wobbly on my return to the good old US and A!

... returning to the Freedom Trail, we stayed and watched a group of acrobatic street performers in front of the Quincy Market. They were quite entertaining and kept us entertained for about 15 minutes before deciding to move on.

From the Faneuil Hall area, we continued on the trail through Boston's North End passing the Union Oyster House and a cool looking tavern called the Green Dragon Tavern. From here the trail was interrupted by a farmers market that sidetracked us for a bit ...

... and headed out to try and pick a ticket up from a tout. I left it till 7:15pm so they would be desperate to get rid and sure enough i managed to haggle a tout down from $40 to $10 so took that and went and watched the match! Cant say i really understood it fully but enjoyed it nevertheless, plenty of home runs. Had the mandatory hot dog & beer and justified the expense of them with the price i got the ticket for! Blue Jays were ...

... madness of the spirit of man trying to cope with this, and so many other, 'control systems' which seek to destroy our creativity and free thought. The sh*t is a symbol of mans underlying contempt at the corruption in our democratic ranks, and serves as a reminder that mankind is a beautifully random entity, more than capable of free thought, that cannot be controlled indefinately. The wound you see crafted in the sh*t symbolises the sacrifice we have to endure, in order to ...

Bloomingburg -> Albany-> Boston -> Albany

Bloomingburg -> Boston -> Time: 4 hours 3 minutes Distance: 230 miles Cost: $30+min. 15 parking.
Boston->Albany Time:2 hours 51 minutes Distance: 170 miles, cost:$25.


wyjazd: 7 rano.

... con buena intención, da chapadas históricas sobre toda piedra que se mueve. O mejor dicho, que no se mueve.El caso es que hace reflexionar sobre las cosas que te gustan de un viaje y como nosotros, con el tiempo, hemos ido disfrutando de cosas diferentes a las supuestamente estándar. En la película la protagonista descubre que más apasionante que la historia de una piedra puede ser lo que cuenta en ese momento, lo que significa para la gente o ...

... I suppose, anyway.

So
my time in Cape Town was essentially spent shopping and doing the
things One Must Do; going to Table Mountin, seeing the Waterfront, the
National Gallery, and wine tour in Stellenboch (about 45 minutes from
Cape Town). We did the wine tour yesterday which was the most fun,
because South Africa is known for their pinotage, a hybrid grape of the
pinot noir and cinsault, and chenin blanc. We went to five wineries,
and since none ...