We stayed at a hotel a little ways outside of the main part of the city. It was a short 20-30 min walk into everything and it was right next to the start and finish of the race (which was a major plus!) Friday night before everyone else arrived, we walked in
And had dinner at Legal Seafood. A seafood place that is supposed to use only fresh seafood. I had a yummy shrimp stuffed with fresh crab cakes. YUM! While the momma decided she was going to try out lobster, mussels and clams...
She was a little freaked out by the fact that her food still had a face and a body and legs and whiskers... Needless to say, she's not going to get that again!
There was a beautiful flag flying on our walk into the main part of the city. Had to take a pic!
Faneuil Hall
The balcony where the Declaration of Independence was read for the first time...
Pretty buildings
Pretty red-headed mama!
Parker House Hotel--origination of the Parker House Rolls that are apparently yum-o
Super old cemetary
These were mostly taken from the somewhat lame tour we went on. The guy was a cute old man, but incredibly long winded and told us all about the architecture of the buildings when we thought we were getting a tour of the freedom trail... a little different than what was expected!That night we went and watched the All American sport of baseball at the famous Fenway park. Pictures tomorrow!
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I've been to all of those places! Yay for having a roommate that showed me all around Boston during our visit last Spring! Can't wait to hear more about your trip@
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