Photos of MA-please limit to photos & their discussion only, thanks. (Boston: store, vacation)

[Jayboston]

Although, I am an outsider to Mass and the States, I have to say thanks very much for
displaying the lovely pictures of Ma. I have visited a few times and yes I too love the
architecture. I am currently contemplating to move to Boston or the surrounding area but I am not sure. I wan to go to grad school there. However, I am having trouble figuring out where to live as a I don't really know the state expect for a few visits. So could somebody please help with finding some nice places to live in Boston or in the surrounding areas as I properly have to study at Boston Uni, UMass or even MIT.

Since my visit in high school I have been in love with Boston, any picture or advice I'll
welcome.

[Verseau]

A few more photos from Boston (and Cambridge):

[puffle]

Thanks for the beautiful pictures, as always.

[Zipperhead]

Loved looking at some of these shots. Thanks all. I miss Mass ........but hopefully our home in Virginia sells ....and we get to move to the Cape by summer. I especially liked seeing Salem again (MY old stomping grounds) and Newburyport and of course 'BAWSTON" .......always a fun time in the "big city".

[Lindsey_Mcfarren]

Thank you so much for sharing those pictures. I grew up part of my life in Mass and I have always felt as if I left part of my heart there in New England.

I can't wait until the time comes that I can take my daughter up there and show her where I grew up.

I remember those LONG lazy days at Cranes Beach, those wonderful shops in those gorgeous little towns. I remember the first time I visited Salem and got to go through the secret passage way in the house of the seven gables.

[MinuteMan]

Nice photos Verseau, thank you! http://www.city-data.com/forum/photo...008-photo.html

[MinuteMan]

Visit and vote for your favorite photo in the finals.http://www.city-data.com/forum/photo...april-may.html

Spring time is for love and flowering trees in Massachusetts.

[puffle]

Spent the day in the North End enjoying Pizzeria Regina and Modern Bakery followed by a walk on the Freedom Trail to Paul Revere's home, the Old North Church, inside and out including a pew where Teddy Rosevelt sat as well as a statue of Paul Revere. Wonderful cobblestone streets.

[jayrandom]

Originally Posted by MinuteMan

Visit and vote for your favorite photo in the finals.http://www.city-data.com/forum/photo...april-may.html

Spring time is for love and flowering trees in Massachusetts.

That's a gorgeous tree! Where is it?

[MinuteMan]

Originally Posted by jayrandom

That's a gorgeous tree! Where is it?

A crabapple tree on Rt.32 in the village of Gilbertville in Hardwick.

Nice photos Puffle! Its good to see people like yourself interested in our local history.