I Love Boston

@pagandad That's awesome. I won't have time for museums. I did see the Bunker Hill Monument and Mesume. We're going to see the U.S.S. Constitution as well.

@Coolkid77 I used to live on the square surrounding the Monument.

@laotzu92 Awesome.

@SATshirtBob My parents used to take me and our visiting relatives there all the time as part of "the tour". Nearby in Sudbury is the Little Red Schoolhouse where Mary Had a Little Lamb was written, and a working grist mill from the 1700's. In Concord is the preserved home of Louisa May Alcott, the paths and lake site dedicated to Ralph Waldo Emerson, and my favorite in Wayland, the Old Country Store where they have recreated a country store of the 1800's complete with penny candy.

@4meAndyou That's awesome. So cool information. I also sent you a message.

@Coolkid77 Most often during my 1st visit to any city is to take a good tour through it,if only to get a general feel of the place. Then,after that,I'll have a better idea of specific places or points of interest that I'd like to see.

@Coolkid77 living any where in Mass is expensive i dont live there anymore and i love to visit friends and family but I will never move back there

@Justbeingme79 That's good to know. I won't move there then and only visit it.

@Justbeingme79 sadly so. That's why I left.

@4meAndyou Oh really? That's awesome. Yeah my friend and I did the Freedom Trail. That was awesome. I love Boston.

@jenni88 I plan to someday. There's 2 ballparks in NYC that I need to mark off my bucket list.