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Kekekekeke i finally got through the bulk of my vacation photo organization!! There were a bunch of duplicates and motion blurred pics and whatnot so i had to be pretty picky when deciding which ones to keep. I took a lot of Boston night scene pics and only 4 made the cut.

I was in the hotel's shuttle van when taking this. Every time there was a red light, my camera was at the ready.

Boston has a lot of one way roads compared to what I'm used to. We had to ask for directions every day :XD:
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~bluefire377 Jan 9, 2012
I live near Boston. :/

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it must be cool with all the city stuff and restlessness.
It's not half as lively where I live.

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~bluefire377 Jan 10, 2012
Well, I live in the suburbs, actually, but I'm near Worcester, which is a crappy city. And I spend some amount of time in Boston, (mostly for day trips) but I spend most of my time when I'm not home in Providence. So... I don't live in the city, but I'm in the city a lot. xD

I honestly love the city. I think when I'm older I'll want to quiet down and live out in the country somewhere, but I love city life right now. I like taking subways the best. :D

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~RiseofGreenBean Jan 12, 2012
Boston's subway system was so confusing to me cuz the public transport back where I came from was much more simple. We had to ask for directions all the time and even got on the wrong train once :XD:

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~twomindsonemission Dec 2, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
ahhh home sweet home :)
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~RiseofGreenBean Dec 3, 2011
i wanna visit Boston again :D

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~twomindsonemission Dec 3, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Yeah, despite the aggressive drivers and small fraction of extremely rude people, its a really nice place to visit. :D Did you get to go to any of the historical places?
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~RiseofGreenBean Dec 4, 2011
i went to mostly art museums and the common tourist locations, like the swan boats at the Common and the Independence Trail (at least that's what i think it's called) [link]
I also went to see Harvard and the MIT museum over at Cambridge.
The transit system confused me :XD:

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~twomindsonemission Dec 4, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Harvard Square! That's a fun place to be, on a good day. Sometimes they have performers and artists there; it's pretty cool. Haha! Yeah, the MBTA can be confusing if you're not used to it. I get really confused when I go to New York.
The Independence Trail... is that the one with the red bricks or something like that?
If you ever come back, I recommend going to (if you're interested in history) the Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the Quincy Market, or Paul Revere's house (be warned the ceilings are quite low). I wouldn't recommended eating at the Quincy Market thought, because some of the restaurants there overcharge- since it's a tourist attraction. ;P
Or, if you like shopping, You could go to Copley Square or the Prudential Center :D
There's also the The Boston Public Library, which has some pretty cool architecture (as does the Trinity Church), and that has some beautiful painting and statues inside as well. :)

anyway, sorry for writing... like, an entire brochure...

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~RiseofGreenBean Dec 4, 2011
lol i've seen most of the places you mentioned, except for the library, Trinity church, and some of the marketplaces (though I did see a few). I've been to Copley Square, the stores are great. :D
The Independence Trail is the one with the red brick path. Since Boston's sidewalks have red bricks, it's a bit hard to follow at times since the shades of red only differ slightly. It has a lot of historical places and markets on the way.

lol no probs, this is easier to remember than the stuff on a brochure :D I do hope i can see the other stuff I missed out on if I get the chance to go back

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