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North America » United States » Massachusetts » Boston January 16th 2005

Hey ya'll!!! Well not much to report today!! I'm just bored cause the hostel I'm at is pretty empty so there's no one really to talk to here...and the one's that are here don't speak English, so yeah... Anyways I was going to walk the Freedom Trail today, but I decided it was to freakin cold, so did a bus tour of Boston instead..Oh sorry the Freedom Trail is a pathway that's marked around Boston showing you all the historical sites...Anyways bus tour was much warmer and probably alot more informative!..and it started snowing!! Walked through Boston Common today, which is Bostons version of Central Park...quite pretty...Well I got the fright of my life didn't I!!! Ok what I thought was a huge bug, just came running at me out of nowhere!! Then I realised it ... read more
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North America » United States » Massachusetts » Boston January 15th 2005

Kiaora!!!! Well let me update you since my last entry...After I finished my travelblog yesterday, I went down to visit the Flatiron Building not far from Empire State. Its basically the first skycraper built in NYC and its dam skinny..When it was first built people were scared it was going to fall over..So yeah that was interesting...After that I went up to Madison Square Garden. Which to be honest I wasn't all the impressed with, I was more impressed with the United States Postal Office next door and when I eventually get round to posting photos you'll see why:-)...Anyways headed back to the hostel after that and went out for dinner with one of my roomies 'Maria' from London..We got handed these discount passes for this comedy show, so we went down and checked that out!!! ... read more

North America » United States » Massachusetts January 15th 2005

finally. i needed to put something like this in motion for so long... a chance to put together the jumbles and scatterings of my travels, and to create modem of communication while on constant walk abouts! (my spelling is horrible, and will forever be, so place no expectations on my literary capabilities) yet this should begin to be the answer to the organization and connection i need for past and future.. explorations and adventures.. that churn about my evolving existence :) ****************** follow your dreams live the life you've imagined ~thoreau... read more
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North America » United States » Massachusetts » Cambridge December 28th 2004

Here I am pictured in the derivative Cambridge-copy that is Harvard! Nice place, but not as nice at my home. Pictured with me is Roger.... read more

North America » United States » Massachusetts » Boston October 26th 2004

26th October 2004 Tuesday We were both wide awake this morning at 05:00 and it was deadly quiet in the hotel. Had a shower and went downstairs to find out where to go etc in Boston. We turned up at the local bookshop/cafe for breakfast, but it didn't open until 21:00. Back to the hotel for a while, and then back at 09:00 for breakfast.Was quite expensive, but quite nice. A bit too fancy for me... melted cheese, salsa and fried eggs...hmmm. Walked across Newbery Street and across the public gardens to the "Cheers" bar to take a photo of Gina in front of the gaff. Back through the gardens to the Freedom Trail, which starts at the information centre. Walked up to the State House around Beacon Hill and visited all the sites associated with ... read more

North America » United States » Massachusetts » Boston October 10th 2004

Hello there folks, well it did not take long before I went on my travels once again. As a birthday treat I have treated myself to a weekend away in Boston, MA in the USofA. My stop over in Dublin was nice - I just love the Irish accent, unfortunately I didn't pick up a Craig Doyle look-a-likey to bring home with me. So far I have been window shopping, visited the Cheers pub, done some more window shopping, sat and looked studious with a big book in the Harvard Campus - got mistaken for a local, twice, so I must have looked intelligent enough - and done yet more shopping. I have felt like I have been walking around a movie set, the place is really clean and picturesque. The people here fit exactly ... read more

North America » United States » Massachusetts September 10th 2004

My wife and I arrived at Logan and headed for the water taxi. Several friends recommended this as the best way to get to the hotel. The morning was cool and bright. And it was in deed an excellent way to see the city. Boston is beautiful from the bay. The water taxi took as to the dock at our hotel on the Charles, the Residence Inn. The hotel is a block from Old Ironsides. Great location. After settling into our suite, we talked to our daughter who was on the train from New Haven. We started the walk to South Terminal to meet her. That's when we discovered that Bostonians sense of distance and time is a little warped. The hotel clerk told us it was about a 15 minute walk. Even the best race ... read more

North America » United States » Massachusetts August 18th 2004

Stopped here to catch a bus to Rhode Island - Providence.... read more

North America » United States » Massachusetts » Boston August 10th 2004

I can't believe this summer has gone by so quickly! I could not have asked for a better time during my stay in Boston. This city has so much to offer, and I am leaving tomorrow with many things left undone. As usual, I left some of it right until the last possible minute, but the truth is that every day has been busy since I left school at the end of May. This last weekend was my favorite here in Boston though, since Daren and I took the opportunity to go to Cape Cod. If you have not been, then you should really go. The coastline is breathtaking, the lobster delicious, and the houses colonial and quaint. Our exploration of Cape Cod even included taking in a Chatham A's baseball game of the Cape Cod ... read more

North America » United States » Massachusetts July 28th 2004

I'm starting to breath the air differently, knowing I'll be leaving this New England freshness soon. I had my last night of African dance on Monday, and as we ended the dance, drums coming to their end, tears began streaming down my face. I'm looking up a lot, noticing architecture that I've never noticed before. I'm spending time with friends, but conversations always include something more we'd like to do together...and then remember, a mix of sadness and excitement, I won't be here. I eat huge salads and am thankful I live near a whole foods coop. I run around the pond in the mornings, wondering if running in Italy is acceptable. We only start to appreciate that which reminds us it might be lost. Italy. I'm coming.... read more




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