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Day 14

Day 2 and more sightseeing. I was liking Boston as it wasn't too big and it had a history and culture, something that a lot of other US cities lack.  The city aquarium Located by Christopher Columbus Waterfront park I found another cool carousel. The peregrine falcon was really nice. There's a chap called Paul Revere who is very famous in the city of Boston. This is his house located in the middle of the North End area of Boston. It's a museum now, but the whole city is a museum to this chap. Copp's Hill Burial ground is the resting place of over 1500 people from the 1850s. This is a statue of Bobby Orr, a Boston Bruin hockey player who dived liked this after scoring the winning goal in the 1970 Stanley Cup competition. The city's north station Above the station is the Boston Garden home to both the Boston Bruins and the Boston Celtics basketball team. The centre was having an open day today giving...