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Boston harbor and skyline as seen from the top of Blue Hill
The city of Boston as seen from the summit of Great Blue Hill. Click to Enlarge: Just over ten miles South of downtown Boston lies Blue Hills, a park comprising 7,000 acres of rolling hills. At 635 feet, the tallest … Continue reading
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East Boston Waterfront: Views with Some History
Above: A broad view of the Boston skyline as seen from the docks of East Boston. Just across the inner harbor from downtown lies East Boston, a land mass formerly known as Noddle’s Island. One might overlook East Boston for … Continue reading
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