Boston
Beantown. Birthplace of the revolution. The thing I like most about Boston is that it's kind of a good mix between New York and London. They've got the skyscrapers of big cities, but the rowhouses and parks of England. I was really surprised at how nice everyone in Boston was. They all seemed incredibly friendly and would go out of their way to help.
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L: Buildings downtown; R: Statue of Irish family among skyscrapers
L: Statue across from Copley Square; R: Buildings downtown
L: View of rowhouses from fifty stories up; R: Side of Hancock building from Prudential Tower
L: Tower of church in Cambridge; R: Bunker Hill Monument
L: Boston Police barrier; R: Backyard outhouse in Jamaica Plain
L: Statue in front of Bunker Hill monument; R: Stickers on Charlestown Bridge
L: Fire hydrant; R: Copley Square, Hancock building
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