Boston

So the date is wrong on this post, obviously. I was in Boston from August 17-20. Still new to blogging and I edited a practice ‘first post’ instead of deleting it and making a new one. Never mind. I’m definitely not one of those people who reads the instructions first. Just dive in I say, and figure it out as you go 🙂

I really liked Boston. Not least because I spent time with my cousin Roger and his wife, who I haven’t seen for 27 years – they were just as lovely as I remembered – but also because of the fantastic architecture.  We walked about 10 miles, or 16 kilometres on Saturday, up through Beacon Hill and then along the Freedom Trail and over the river into Charlestown. All of these photos were taken with the Fuji x100T.

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Roger Brissenden, Deputy Director of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, taking me to lunch at the Harvard Faculty Club
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My cousins, Roger and Debbie
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Walking through Beacon Hill
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Beacon Hill
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Beacon Hill
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South End
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Charlestown
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Charlestown
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Beacon Hill
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Beacon Hill

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