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Our last day together as a group.
We said goodbye to the Atlantic
while Rene and Vicki figured how
to load the bus just right for
dropping people off this afternoon
in Boston at various locations.
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Then we drove back to Boston and to the USS Constitution. First launched in 1797, the USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world.
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Here we picked up a Boston tour guide who took us on a 2 hour driving tour of Boston.
In the distance you can see the Zakim-Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge. The Boston Marathon runs across that bridge.
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In Boston Public Gardens you find the statues from the book, "Make Way For Duckings".
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The New England Holocaust Memorial.
Inside the 6 glass towers are etched
the names of the 6,000,000 Jews
murdered by the Nazis in WWII.
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They dropped us off at Quincy Market
for lunch and browsing before we
headed to the airport.
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The tour bus dropped us at Logan
International Airport, then we took
the shuttle to the Hilton Airport
Hotel - our "home" for 2 nights.
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Click the links below to see the days of our trip.
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