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All the hard work they're doing in the Public Garden (see yesterday's photo) is really paying off in this picture.  There are still tons of flowers that have…

It's not the Big Dig but this Little Dig is going to make some beautiful changes (and in a short amount of time).  The Public Garden is just…

I found where they keep all the milk in Boston!  Last week I decided to walk in a different direction (away from the Public Garden) and ended up…

The swan boats in the Public Garden opened this past Saturday.  As you can see they re-filled the pond since I took the Drained photo a couple weeks…

This isn't actually Mt. Monadnock but it is a big hill that was located near the mountain.  Okay, it wasn't even that big of a hill.  This is…

This past weekend my friend invited me on a women's retreat with her church group.  We stayed in NH at the Mt. Monadnock Bible Resort. It was a…

Not the best shot as far as exposure but I found this composition rather humorous.  I like how the frogs are positioned so that they look as if…

There was at least one day last week where it didn't rain.  After work I stopped at the Public Garden to see what signs of Spring I might…

When you first pull into the dirt parking lot to the Veterans Memorial Park, you may not notice this gazebo off to the left.  The park is off…

This is a little foot bridge at the Veterans Memorial Park.  What I notice most in this shot- more so than the white bridge- is how brown everything…

This is Ford Mill in Marshfield.  It is the first grist mill in Marshfield, built by Josiah Winslow and William Ford, prior to 1657.  Today this is the…

I came across this garden cottage when I was over at the Derby Shoppes in Hingham.  I thought it was so cute that I had to come back…

Yesterday morning I really noticed the difference in daylight savings.  Before, when I caught the 6:50am train it would be fairly dark in the morning.  Yesterday, as I…

I believe Southpoint Anchorage is the harbormaster facility.  This is a boat mooring where people can pay to stay for a night/week/month.  The boaters can come ashore and…

This is another walkway in Stuart, Florida.  I'm not exactly sure where we were or what this place is called.  It was actually hidden away and if my…

This is a very cool road in Stuart (I think we were still in Stuart).  These Banyan trees grow on both sides of the road and end up…

Sticking with yesterday's theme, here's another building that shows off the architecture in Florida.  This was taken at City Place in West Palm Beach.  I processed this photo…

I really enjoy the architecture in Florida.  Or should I say I really like the look of the spanish style architecture in Florida.  The red tile roofs, stucco…

This is the Jupiter Lighthouse.  It was taken from the dock at the Square Grouper: Tiki Bar at Castaway's Mariner (see yesterday's post).  I thought it would be…

This is the Square Grouper: Tiki Bar at Castaway's Mariner in Jupiter, Florida.  It's a really fun place to hang out and have a drink (and even a…

On the left is Sandsprit Park.   This is a wonderful park that is only 2 miles from where my parents are staying.  They do a great job of…

My uncle use to have a boat in Florida.  While I don't like to go out on the open ocean, all that much, I do enjoy riding up…

One more shot from the Stuart River Walk.  This is one of the few docks I saw in Florida that said "No Fishing."  You could fish under the…

This is the river walkway in Stuart, Florida that runs along the St. Lucie river.  In the background you can see the Roosevelt Bridge.  The walkway and the…