I don't have time to give you full explanations of where we went, but here is a short listing of what MonkeyPig and I have been (and will be) up to. I'll probably do full entries on some of these places in the future.
Sunday
Boston, MA: Freedom Tour led by a James Otis impersonator.
Monday
Lexington, MA: Battle Green reenactment of The Shot Heard Around the World
Concord, MA: Waldon Pond
Salem, MA: witch history, House of Seven Gables, Hawthorne House
Tuesday
Providence, RI: Benefit Street
Portsmouth, RI: Green Animals Topiary Garden
Jamestown, RI: Beavertail Light House
Wednesday
Cape Cod, MA: Highland Light House
Hyannis, MA: Lobster dinner
Hyannisport, MA: Beach front properties
Thursday
Plymouth, MA: Fried clams from Lobster Hut
Plymouth, MA: Plimoth Plantation
Friday
Newport, RI: Mansions
Norwood, MA: Last Supper at a great Indian restaurant (Minerva)
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Boston (Synopsis)
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6 comments:
Well, I don't see any fish pictures. Get to it!
(Lobster aren't fish, they're crustaceans).
Are you going to Fenway? What about the Museum of Fine Arts? or a walk around Cambridge? or a show at the Wang Center? or maybe you want to have dinner with my folks (Mr. and Mrs. A-Dog)? That's always an interesting cultural experience! Just say the word...
Boston Aquarium is awesome. Get some penguin pictures.
see any drunken kennedys stumbling around?
please bring back one (1) lobster roll.
Nonnynu....Don't put Topiary down. The only thing I remember about Topiary was the 2 hr drive.
I am still sore about the Topiary being closed for the season. I don't get these East Coast practices of closing attractions for "seasons." Going to MA was like going to another planet. But, I enjoyed every minute of it! Hey, did we have hot pot on the day that we went to Topiary?
P.S. "Topiary" will be like "Christmas Tree Lane"--more on that later.
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