Walking Boston … the steps, floors, sidewalks, streets and pathways. Shots of them all … ya’ll will understand after looking at these photos just how important a good pair of walking shoes are when visiting Boston. Yea I have a thing about taking photos of where my feet land LOL
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| Subway Escalator ... there were lots of stairs too and of course elevators, if needed. |
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We ate here one night, the live Irish music was great but way too loud and food was good
but they had no truly traditional Irish food (except Fish n Chips). |
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| Not sure you can make it out but "Long Wharf" is etched in the stone. |
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| Orange Line T ... dark and dank. |
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| Freedom Trail beginning point |
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Brass Donkey on left and if you are in opposition you stand
on the brass plaque with Elephants stamped into the 'shoe' soles. |
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This was most trash we saw on Boston streets and its
not even real LOL "Brass Trash". |
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This bridge we walked across from Boston to Charlestown was a bit
creepy ... you can see through the grates to the water below. |
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If you haven't already figured it out,
the red brick line is the Freedom Trail. |
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| Deck of USS Constitution |
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| Green Line T |
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| Long Wharf Decking |
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| Blue Line T |
And then there was the walking in Cape Cod towns and beaches ...
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| Dirt paths in Plimouth Plantation (no, I didn't spell that wrong) |
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| Crosswalks in Plymouth, MA ... they all looked like this. |
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| Stair steps in the Highland Light Lighthouse, Cape Cod |
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| Same Lighthouse ... more steps |
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| Marconi Beach, Cape Cod |
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| Marconi Beach, Cape Cod, no shells but lots of pretty rocks |
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| Hyannis, Cape Cod, MA Beach ... lots of dried seaweed, shells and beauty |
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