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Boston: this is where the revolution began...

PIpimpante ·13 photographs ·22 Nov 2004 – 30 Nov 2004 ·9 days
Where
Boston · MASSACHUSSETS
When
22 Nov 2004 – 30 Nov 2004
9 days · trip of 2004
Who
antonio staiano · @pimpante · brescia
How
Travel diary
The story

Guys, this is not the usual American city. In fact, as you walk among the skyscrapers and the mammoth buildings, you come across very different, classic structures and churches and monuments from other eras. It was from Boston that the American Revolution started, and it was from Boston that the United States of America was born. Trip rating: 7. Protagonist: Antonio

The journey's photographs

13 photographs · click to open them full screen

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Smiling man in gray jacket poses in urban park with glass towerBronze equestrian statue of Paul Revere among bare trees in BostonHistoric stone buildings in downtown Boston, traffic waiting at lightsStone bell tower of Old South Church in Boston at duskBlue glass skyscraper against a cloudy sky, John Hancock Tower, BostonOld South Church in Boston, gray stone, green dome and Gothic spires under overcast skyIlluminated skyscrapers at night, red city lights in the darkRed fire truck leaving the brick firehouse, Engine 33Boston's Custom House Tower rising among skyscrapers, clear morning lightTrain crossing the granite Longfellow Bridge over the Charles River, BostonFenway Park sign on red brick, bronze statue and pedestrians in BostonThe Mother Church dome in Boston reflecting in the shallow poolSaint Leonard Church entrance with statue and autumn flowers

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