They also had a really nice dog park but we did not get over there. It was quite a walk and Pablo had a sore foot again. We used the "blue stuff" on it and also soaked it in Epsom salts and it got better right away. But while we were here, he had to take it easy.
We also took a little tour into Boston. We drove to the station at Riverside and then rode the subway into the city. We got off the subway at Boston Commons and purchased tickets for the hop on/hop off trolley. Before we boarded the trolley we got some lunch at Legal Crossing and I had my first lobster roll. It was delicious! And very good chowder too.
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| Lobster Roll |
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| Wagyu Beef Asian Salad |
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| Clam Chowder |
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| Park Street Church 1809 |
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| State House (the new one) from 1795 |
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| Legal Crossing, the restaurant where we ate lunch. Right across from the Opera House (next pic) |
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| Boston Opera House |
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| Boston Tea Party museum where they have live reenactments |
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| Boston Harbor Hotel |
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| Best view I could get of the USS Constitution known as "old Ironsides" from the War of 1812. |
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| Top of the Bunker Hill Monument in the distance - marking the Battle of Bunker Hill |
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| Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge spanning the Charles River. |
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| Another view of the Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge |
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Faneuil Hall Marketplace which was undergoing some restoration. |
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| The old Statehouse built in 1713. It was the seat of British government and the site of many debates about self-government which started the Revolution. |
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| Granary Burying Ground. Paul Revere and Samuel Adams are buried here. |
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| Beacon Street in Beacon Hill across from Boston Commons. Fancy neighborhood. |
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| Our subway train pulling in to the station to take us back to the RV Park. |






















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