Harbor Looks

Serene sailboat in the bay, and then two versions of the same look at the Boston skyline.  One is of course a normal perspective, while the other is the same photo with "polar coordinates."  The bottom of the pic is curled into the center, while the top is stretched around it carrying the building with it.  Love the view it gives of a good skyline!

Leaving Boston

We had flown in, landing at Logan Airport, but we were leaving by cruise ship on the way to Montreal.  It afforded us great views of the Boston skylie and the bay, and it put us in a unique place to watch planes land . . . right down the same runway we had landed on.

Joy of Athletics

Can it be true that a three-year old can remind us all of the true joy of sports?  Here Bobby is just running in one picture, getting into the ready position in the other.  Any doubt as to why he is here?  These are my favorites of him . . . he reminds me of me!

One If By Land

A highlight of the Freedom Trail is the Old North Church, accompanied by the dramatic statue of Paul Revere on the legendary ride.

Boston

Back from the first trip and looking forward to the second.   Our first stop was in Boston, where a visit to the grandchildren made Father' Day very special.  Here we see a skyline of Boston from the south suburbs, across the bay.  On a foray into the city, we walked a portion of the Freedom Trail, including Paul Revere's house.

Boston

Time for vacation.  This year I have decided not to post during my trips, as I prefer to present more finished photos than those taken on the fly.  Last night I drew up the file folders for a trip to Boston and a cruise to Montreal, and I am certain I will have plenty of images to show you after my return.  So the CLOSED -- ON VACATION sign is up from now until about June 26.  See you then!

Oscar Wilde