what to do in the Bahamas

[SnakeLH2006]

[QUOTE=woodbuck27;718985]Hey ...2.5 years is really good. Long term, Ehh!

The word jettison comes to mind:



Actually almost 3 years...but hey it's all good. Everyone is happy. Well Snake made sure she was the last 2 nites at least. So butt out, lonely old man...

Now when I think of Woodbuck..this comes to mind:

[Upnorth]

So this time just the wife and I are going to Boston in August. Aside from the BJ postcards (which I fully intend on happening) what is the #1 thing to do in Boston? We are booking a tour of downtown and harbour one day that ends at Cheers. I have a few morning meetings but other than that free time abounds. Anyone live there have any tips?

[Zool]

So this time just the wife and I are going to Boston in August. Aside from the BJ postcards 9which I fully intend on happening) what is the #1 thing to do in Boston? We are booking a tour of downtown and harbour one day that ends at Cheers. I have a few morning meetings but other than that free time abounds. Anyone live there have any tips?

Eat Italian food at the north end.

Go to http://www.mikespastry.com/ and get a Boston Creme Puff.

[Upnorth]

Thanks for the heads up, I like food and unfortunatly it likes me.

[MadtownPacker]

You could make fun of how everyone sounds but then again you are Canadian.

[Upnorth]

You could make fun of how everyone sounds but then again you are Canadian.

What you talkn aboot, eh

[Patler]

So this time just the wife and I are going to Boston in August. Aside from the BJ postcards (which I fully intend on happening) what is the #1 thing to do in Boston? We are booking a tour of downtown and harbour one day that ends at Cheers. I have a few morning meetings but other than that free time abounds. Anyone live there have any tips?

Boston has a lot of self-guided history walks, which I did quite a few years ago. Quite interesting if you are into American Revolution history, perhaps not so much for a Canadian.

Lots of historical buildings, cemeteries and the like.

We toured the USS Constitution, the shipyards around it and the museum associated with it. That was about 17 years ago, and we could board the ship and walk all through it. Don't know if you still can or not.

We also took an afternoon and went to Salem, a short drive north of Boston. Interesting for its historical perspectives on the Salem Witch Trials and early shipping and fishing history. We toured the House of Seven Gables, which includes the mansion and Nathaniel Hawthorne's childhood home that was moved to the site of the mansion about which he wrote his novel. Toured the witch museum and cemetery, the harbor masters house, etc. Nice quiet day on the ocean shore, but with lots to do if you want to.

[Little Whiskey]

Eat lobsta!

[Upnorth]

Zool, mike's was amazing thanks for the heads up! Patler we did the freedom walk tour. Boston is my new favorite city!