Just snapped a quick pic while walking to work one morning this week. I kinda liked the scene of the fog while looking into downtown Boston. The river flowing by is the Charles.
Hello fellow Bostonian! I've jogged that bridge a few times. Used to park at the Trader Joe's, run a loop down to the museum of Science and then back up the other side of the river and cross here. Then go shopping for electronics I didn't need at MicroCenter. What a great place to run!
The Longfellow bridge I guess; How old is it really? I know the river's native name is quinobeqin. What's the language really? Never mind :), amazing pic. Could be used as a beautiful wallpaper. Do you live in Boston? I heard it really has amazing history.
Lucky you (and lucky me). Walking to your work is the best. I also can make it within ten minutes to each of the three places I work for. But my walk is not nearly as beautiful as yours. Just ordinary city streets:)
Great photo. I spent a summer in Boston about 15 years ago. I left California with 1 bag, a guitar and $300 in my pocket. Got a temp position with an investment company and got to experience life in the financial district. What an awesome adventure it was. My favorite part was the people. I can't tell you how many times people just came up to me asking if I needed help finding something. (But maybe I just looked REALLY lost! 😆) I also got to watch Prince in concert while I was there. Thanks for rekindling some fond memories for me! Peace!
@justtryme90 Haha! Yep. pretty much. Similar to New Yorkers, but in NY I had to ask for help, in Boston I must have looked pretty helpless I guess, I don't know. 😆 Anyway, it's an adventure I'll never forget! Such an awesome town and so much history there too! I took my girls to Philadelphia about 5 years ago. We were there for a wedding, but took the opportunity to sight see a bit. It was a great experience, but I really want to take them to Boston someday!
@justtryme90 Absolutely! I really am grateful for the time I got to spend out there, but for now am equally grateful at being able to raise my kids away from the crowds. There's a time for everything, right?
It's a fabulous climate, in my city we are used to having an average temperature of 38 ºC
38 C! WOAH, thats super hot Carlos! I would be sweating to death!
Although at the moment we have a cool climate 34 ºC jajaja
oof, hot! "Cooler than yesterday" even more ouch
hehehe i prefer to stay in my room with air conditioning :P
nice shot!
I kind of miss the foggy days. It doesn't get like that in Buffalo too often.
Hello fellow Bostonian! I've jogged that bridge a few times. Used to park at the Trader Joe's, run a loop down to the museum of Science and then back up the other side of the river and cross here. Then go shopping for electronics I didn't need at MicroCenter. What a great place to run!
Yeah its a really pedestrian accessible area! Lots of neat views for a runner too.
outstanding photography. i like your post and following.
Thanks :)
One may not know one has the skill to do this kinda job. This seems professional. Natural and beautiful.
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Indeed. I agree
The Longfellow bridge I guess; How old is it really? I know the river's native name is quinobeqin. What's the language really? Never mind :), amazing pic. Could be used as a beautiful wallpaper. Do you live in Boston? I heard it really has amazing history.
Yep I live in Boston. Great city. It's the perfect place to be young.
Lucky you (and lucky me). Walking to your work is the best. I also can make it within ten minutes to each of the three places I work for. But my walk is not nearly as beautiful as yours. Just ordinary city streets:)
I can't make it in 10 minutes, takes me about 35 mins.
Great photo. I spent a summer in Boston about 15 years ago. I left California with 1 bag, a guitar and $300 in my pocket. Got a temp position with an investment company and got to experience life in the financial district. What an awesome adventure it was. My favorite part was the people. I can't tell you how many times people just came up to me asking if I needed help finding something. (But maybe I just looked REALLY lost! 😆) I also got to watch Prince in concert while I was there. Thanks for rekindling some fond memories for me! Peace!
Thanks for your story! It's a great place, full of loveable assholes. Bostonians are rough around the edges but have hearts of gold.
@justtryme90 Haha! Yep. pretty much. Similar to New Yorkers, but in NY I had to ask for help, in Boston I must have looked pretty helpless I guess, I don't know. 😆 Anyway, it's an adventure I'll never forget! Such an awesome town and so much history there too! I took my girls to Philadelphia about 5 years ago. We were there for a wedding, but took the opportunity to sight see a bit. It was a great experience, but I really want to take them to Boston someday!
The old american cities are something special. Yeah you could take your girls and walk the freedom trail. Lots of american history there!
Philly is another great city! Liberty bell!
@justtryme90 Absolutely! I really am grateful for the time I got to spend out there, but for now am equally grateful at being able to raise my kids away from the crowds. There's a time for everything, right?