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Category Archives: Boston Harbor Walks
Webb Memorial Park: A Boston Harbor Island feel without being on an island
Weymouth’s Webb Memorial Park: In addition to being a former NIKE missile launch sight during the Cold War, and the location of a Revolutionary War battle in 1775, this is a park offers sweeping views of the southwest corner of Boston … Continue reading
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Tagged boston harbor, NIKE missile site, webb memorial park, weymouth
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Squantum: Nickerson Park, Chappell Rock and Moswetuset Hummock
A view of Chappell Rock on an overcast day, with a view of the city in the background: The area of Northwestern Quincy known as Squantum is a marshy peninsula separating the Neponset River from Quincy Bay. It derives its name … Continue reading
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Visiting Castle Island
When you go to Castle Island on a rainy fall day- like this past Sunday- when you are the only one there, it looks kind of spooky. Sometimes it is easy to forget how spooky Castle Island can look when … Continue reading
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A trip to Spectacle Island
Today made me realize why we all pay up to live in this beautiful but expensive greater Boston area. Our own Boston Harbor Islands National Park is an incredible asset, and a great place to visit. Spectacle Island is one … Continue reading
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World’s End in Hingham
World’s End in Hingham was a great place to be this past Sunday with blue skies and temperatures approaching 70 degrees. The weather in the Boston area has been unbelievable lately and we are taking every opportunity we can to … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Harbor views from land, walks around the Boston Harbor, World's End, World's End Hingham
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