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A farewell to Boston

Posted by on September 24, 2015
Fenway, of course

Fenway, of course

We will soon be leaving the Boston area, which I have called home for 48 years, and don’t know when we will be back again. Boston’s farewell present to us has been spectacularly beautiful September weather, so when I went into Boston for a dental appointment yesterday I took the opportunity to wander around and take some photos. I have also included some photos from the family gathering in August during which – what does this mean? – I took almost no pictures of family but quite a few of Boston. The August gathering featured a trip to Fenway for a game between the Red Sox and the Mariners (won by Boston, 22-10), a lunch at Jacob Wirth and a walk through downtown Boston, Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the North End.

The walk through Boston included stops at the site of the Boston Massacre, a few moments watching break dancing near Faneuil Hall, free cannoli and champagne in the North End and a beer at a cafe near the TD Garden to cap it off. A very fine day, indeed.

Granary Burial Ground

Granary Burial Ground

Entering the North End

Entering the North End

Kinsale Pub

Kinsale Pub

I may as well include September 2, the day I got laid off. I celebrated my “misfortune” with a fish sandwich and beer lunch at the Kinsale Pub, near Boston’s City Hall. Another fine day in all respects.

Layoff lunch

Layoff lunch

Yesterday, before and after my dental appointment, I wandered through the Back Bay and South End neighborhoods. It was a picture-perfect day for photos and I captured some of the more dramatic buildings in Boston.

Thanks for the memories, Boston. And the nice weather.

Arlington St Church

Arlington St Church

Boston Public Library

Boston Public Library

Trinity Church

Trinity Church

First Baptist Church

First Baptist Church

Commonwealth Avenue

Commonwealth Avenue

Public Garden

Public Garden

Hancock Tower

Hancock Tower

Public Garden

Public Garden

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