Same Subject

Just a different point of view on the Bank of America Pavillion.

Waterfront

This is the Bank of America Pavillion, which is on the waterfront in South Boston and is a very fun place to see a show in the summer. There are tables set up along the water, so you can grab a drink and check out the downtown skyline in between sets or before the show starts. I'll try to get back there sometime this summer and get a picture of that view, but in the meantime you'll have to enjoy this one.

Southie

Carson Beach, South Boston


The Harborwalk runs along the coast for 46.9 miles from Dorchester to Charlestown and East Boston.

JFK/UMass

Whit is a way for the weekend and Leyre and I have escaped to NH for a week of fun with some of our closest friends...but we won't let you down! This is a shot from yesterday while I was waiting for the T.

Coastal Cleanup 2007

Today was the International Coastal Cleanup, and my company put together a team of volunteers to help out. We found all kinds of things - enough that there was clearly some partying - beer cans, liquor bottles, condom wrappers, LOTS of cigarette butts. Our most interesting finds of the day? The toothbrush (modeled by Maria), and the shower curtain rod!

This must be heaven where the water meets the land

It was cold today (in the 60s, so cold for August at least) and I was tired and not having a good day at work. All day I kept wishing that it was warm and sunny and that I was here, instead - at Carson Beach in Southie!

So Bo

If it's beach-going weather on Sunday, you better look for me down on the beach in South Boston - or as my friend Erin calls it: So Bo.

Fort Independence

One more from Fort Independence! We had to wait a bit for our tour to start, so Pete spent some time pondering the parade grounds and I took spent some time taking pictures of pretty reflections.

Another skyline view...

Pete and I went to Castle Island and took the tour of Fort Independence. We were rewarded with cool views of the city skyline and the harbor islands from up on the ramparts. If you're a local, you can head out there on Thursday nights when they open up the Fort and you can walk the ramparts on your own. The cool part of Castle Island is that you can hang out on the beach, lounge on the grass and watch planes take off from Logan, go fishing off the fish pier, or (if your timing is right) watch the cargo ships unload at the port next door - usually containers or shiny new cars.

Click on the photo to enlarge!