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Final Views of New England
By Mark D. Roberts | Monday, October 19, 2009
Before I return to my usual blogging routine, I thought I’d post three more photos of New England, from my trip there a couple of weeks ago.
First, the statue of Paul Revere, with the Old North Church in the background. A visit to these national monuments is worthwhile, not only because of their historical significance, but also because you’ll get to stroll through Boston’s North End. On some of the small streets in this part of the city, you can almost imagine that you’re in an Italian village. Plus, the smell of food cooking in the North End is unbelievable. Don’t visit this area if you’re not prepared to eat!
Second, the Charles River from the Boston side, with MIT (in Cambridge) toward the right, and Boston University in the background.
Finally, my wife and I enjoying the Atlantic ocean from a bench in Rockport, Massachusetts. Not bad at all!
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October 19th, 2009 at 12:25 pm
Thanks Rev. Mark Roberts & your Lovely Wife Linda for posting the photos of your ministry & trip highlights–hope Nathan & Kara are doing extra well & like the variety & friendliness of Texas–their friends & activities Again Happy Fall & Thanks for both of your excellent website– your pictures are worth more than a thousand words!!