Spirit Of Boston

Spirit of Boston ferry in the harbor on an overcast evening.

Orchids

Annual Boston Flower Show occurred this weekend. Saw these lovely orchids.

Moon Rising Again

Moon Rising

Moon rising behind the Hancock Tower.

Cool Fence

Neat ironwork fence on Marlborough Street and crocuses blooming in the garden..

Reflections

Reflections of a building on a plate glass window and a chandelier in Charlie's Saloon on Newbury Street.

Low Clouds

Government Center with low lying rain clouds covering the skyscrapers.

Burrs in the Gutter

Pretty collection of burrs collecting in the gutter during a rain storm.

Kashmir

Terrance restaurant on Newbury Street with spring flowers and eggs in planters.

Duigan Park

Popular eatery in the Faneuil Hall area.

Spring Hope

Beautiful & warm day with buds on flowering trees opening! Beacon Street.

Morning Sunlight

Shadows cast by a wrought iron rail in the early morning light on Exeter Street.

Sunny Day

Old South Meeting House in the foreground. Beautiful day with the promise of spring.

Park Street Station

View of the Park Street Station on the Red Line.

Soggy Bench

Unending rain in Boston. Soggy bench in Copley Square.

Copper Downspout

Water rushing out of a copper downspout in the pouring rain.

Rainy Day

View of the Hancock Tower on a rainy day.

Reflections on Building

Saw the shadow reflected from the branches of a tree on this building in Bowdoin Square.

Bronze Figure

Bronze figure sitting in the Faneuil Hall Market Place area. Have no idea what he represents.

Names Incribed

Names inscribed on a tablet found on Beacon Street.

Old South Meeting House

Spire of the Old South Meeting House against the background of the new city. This meeting house has stood here since the colonial time. Called the cradle of the revolution because of the meeting which occurred here on the topic of rebelling against the mother country, England.

Frost Melting

Frost melting on a bench.

Hancock Tower

Another view from another side and looking straight up into a crystal clear sky.

Yours Truly

Yours Truly, Herman Melville -- a letter written by the author of MOBY DICK, on display at the Boston Public Library.

Abstract in Blue

Chipped paint on a pillar found in the Government Center Blue Line T-Stop.

Muse

Sculpture of a muse on the steps of the Boston Public Library.

Custom House Tower

Tower of the Custom House which is now a hotel.

Copley-Fairmont Hotel

The Copley-Fairmont Hotel reflected in the skin of the Hancock Tower.

Protest

Placard found in Government Center which is a protest against the Patriot Act which apparently allows for the wiretapping of public pay phones.

Medford Center

Broken stone and fallen flag.