This summer's blog posts are slightly delayed.
I find I can export photos to the blog faster than I can think/type (bet you can't tell I think before I type :). In Boston we started at the north end of the Freedom trail and trudged from Bunker Hill down to the Old State House where you see Evan and Vivian listening to a gentleman playing the role of a rich wool merchant from Boston in the 1760's.
The last two pictures are from the Plimoth Plantation - an open air living history museum of what a very early English settlement would have looked like. It's located almost halfway from Boston to Alu's. Vivian and Evan are up to their necks in history.
I find I can export photos to the blog faster than I can think/type (bet you can't tell I think before I type :). In Boston we started at the north end of the Freedom trail and trudged from Bunker Hill down to the Old State House where you see Evan and Vivian listening to a gentleman playing the role of a rich wool merchant from Boston in the 1760's.
The last two pictures are from the Plimoth Plantation - an open air living history museum of what a very early English settlement would have looked like. It's located almost halfway from Boston to Alu's. Vivian and Evan are up to their necks in history.
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