I took this shot for Todd on my phone as well and sent him a picture message. I thought it was pretty funny.
One of the many old churches in downtown Boston area.
The next four photos are from the very first public library in the US.
Boston Trip Day 3 - part 1
Day 3 was spent wandering around parts of Boston. The next four shots are from across the river from Harvard University along a fun walk/running trail.
I took this shot for Todd on my phone as well and sent him a picture message. I thought it was pretty funny.
One of the many old churches in downtown Boston area.
The next four photos are from the very first public library in the US.
I took this shot for Todd on my phone as well and sent him a picture message. I thought it was pretty funny. One of the many old churches in downtown Boston area. The next four photos are from the very first public library in the US.
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Camille -- you don't know me, but I'm Todd's cousin, Natalie (his dad's sister, Maureen, is my grandma) -- and my husband and I just went to Boston, too! You take such great shots, it's almost like being there again. We LOVED the library, so here's couple of funny stories for you about it:
1. When you enter the library, there's this cool statue my husband wanted to take a picture of, so he walked right up and snapped it. Almost as soon as he'd taken it, though, TWO security guards came up to him -- "No flash, no flash!" That's all they would say, but they were pretty adamant about it. The rest of the library, we were careful not to use a flash on all the gorgeous paintings, but we kept wondering -- is it really possible to damage a STATUE with a flash??
2. There is such cool architectural detail on the ceilings everywhere, isn't there? I couldn't keep my eyes from going UP! Well, as you go up the stairs (by the lions), I noticed that all the panels in the ceiling looked like they were in good condition -- except one. The one where the chandelier was! It was so funny to me, that I pointed it out to my sister-in-law (who's the one that lives there), and Joel photographed a funny series of us looking up and then running away.
All right, that's about the world's longest comment. Thanks for the fun blog -- it's nice to get to know you this way! Please e-mail me at joelandnatalie@yahoo.com if you'd like.
~ Natalie :)
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