I enjoyed this journey in Boston: beautiful landscapes and nice encounters.
There are some interesting aspects of Boston: the Paul Revere House and the Old Town House (the riding of Paul Revere with the secret message, the declaration of the independence on 4th July 1776 in the Old Town House), the Charles River (a river for recreation, the Indians looking for fishes and shellfishes in Boston, the wildlife protection-the Society fo the Protection of the birds-, the Community Boating with the goal of teaching sailing to those who not typically have access, the sailing after a hard of work), the Boston Aquarium ( Tony Lacasse, the animal rescue center, Andrea Desjardin, the marine biologist and diver, Moira Brown , the care for the right whale- an endangered species- ), the life of Nick, the journalist of the "Improper Boston" (the winter and summer cocktails) and Province Town (only 3.000 inhabitants in the winter, Nancy Poucher, the painter, the Festival of Women of colors, the gay community, John Santos the fisherman).
I enjoyed the enounters of Sophie with Alexandre Terrien, the law student, with Chris Manjouris (Charlie's Sandwich shoppe), with Melissa Rocha, the naturalist (observing whales), with Eunice Cha , the psychology student), with Katherine Farrior (The John Fitzgerald Presidential Library and Museum), with Michael Magyar, the glass blower, and with Don and Jason (the fisherman of Sandwich); very nice encounters with very kind Bostonian men and women.
There are some interesting aspects of Boston: the Paul Revere House and the Old Town House (the riding of Paul Revere with the secret message, the declaration of the independence on 4th July 1776 in the Old Town House), the Charles River (a river for recreation, the Indians looking for fishes and shellfishes in Boston, the wildlife protection-the Society fo the Protection of the birds-, the Community Boating with the goal of teaching sailing to those who not typically have access, the sailing after a hard of work), the Boston Aquarium ( Tony Lacasse, the animal rescue center, Andrea Desjardin, the marine biologist and diver, Moira Brown , the care for the right whale- an endangered species- ), the life of Nick, the journalist of the "Improper Boston" (the winter and summer cocktails) and Province Town (only 3.000 inhabitants in the winter, Nancy Poucher, the painter, the Festival of Women of colors, the gay community, John Santos the fisherman).
I enjoyed the enounters of Sophie with Alexandre Terrien, the law student, with Chris Manjouris (Charlie's Sandwich shoppe), with Melissa Rocha, the naturalist (observing whales), with Eunice Cha , the psychology student), with Katherine Farrior (The John Fitzgerald Presidential Library and Museum), with Michael Magyar, the glass blower, and with Don and Jason (the fisherman of Sandwich); very nice encounters with very kind Bostonian men and women.