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A travel blog entry by teamcc

... an exciting game but I did enjoy my evening—The Red Socks lost 7-4. I liked the 100 year old stadium, the crowd and the camaraderie and just being there with Phil. Peanuts, that you need at a ball game, were $5.00 a package. We had to have peanuts! We did not indulge in anything else—glass of beer was $7.45, a glass of lemonade was $4.50. We saw families, lots of kids here, buying everything for them! The game was over and we surged out with the crowd ...

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A travel blog entry by katiespruce

... founded in 1636, was named after John Harvard, the college's first benefactor. The college has educated many famous Americans, including JFK, Matt Damon, Conan O'Brien, and of course, Mark Zuckerberg. As we follow Yedam, we learn about the famous Cambridge/Harvard rivalry - one chapter of which resulted in a teeny tiny guard hut being the most expensive building (per square foot) in the whole Yard. This was because at the time the Cambridge Historical ...

2. Boston to Montreal

A travel blog entry by kathypender

The plane landed at 11:25 and then we had to go through immigration. The line was really long so this took quite a while. Once through here we collected our bags and then went to the transit desk. They checked our bags through to the next terminal and we walked to terminal B. We checked in here and got our boarding passes and then as we had a few hours to kill we went to Legal Sea Foods for a drink and something to eat.

I had a Mojito and it was ...

CELTIC PRIDE

A travel blog entry by tishnandrew

... at Alamo and then had lunch at Quincy Markets among a sea of Celtics fans. After lunch, Tish hit the shops around Quincy Markets before we boarded the subway to North Station and the big game. Well it has been more than 25 years since Andrew last saw a Celtics Games (9,221 sleeps to be precise) so to say he was excited before the game would be an understatement.

We made ...

Occupy Harry Potter

A travel blog entry by travel4eternity

... the tents. Even though I know very little about the movement and am not sure yet if I support them, it was an incredible feeling standing there with people who have fighting for what they believe in. It felt like I was in history. The songs - written years ago by Harry & the Potters and inspired by J.K. Rowling – related very well to the current situation. Some themes are universal, in books, in music, in ...

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