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Fenway Park Tour
October 18, 2003
Wistful recollections of a baseball
season come and gone were scattered throughout Fenway Park. Two days
after the Red Sox' stunning loss
to the New York Yankees, these pictures show a quiet ballpark on a day
when virtually all of Boston had hoped to see it alive with the
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President's Day 2003 Snow Storm
February 18, 2003
The day after the storm, actually.
These photos
show the snow on my
street in Boston, including drifts on my and Mark's cars. This storm
eclipsed the famed Blizzard of '78 in total accumulation, but we're
taking the whole thing in stride.
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Central Artery/Tunnel - THE BIG DIG
August 25, 2002
Almost two decades in the making, the Big Dig opened its tunnels to the public today. On
a gorgeous Boston day, a predicted half-million people will have flocked to the construction
site to venture underground, crossing under the Red Line to see what they've been waiting
so long for.
Click Here to see these photos.
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Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge - Boston, Massachusetts
May 15, 2002
The folks at The Big Dig opened up the
Zakim Bridge for foot traffic today, and I braved the weather to take
these photos of this eye-catching public works
masterpiece-in-progress.
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Virgin Gorda Vacation Pictures
February 2002
A beautiful and serene place, Virgin Gorda may be a candidate for
paradise on earth. Our vacation took us around much of the island,
with home base at Mahoe Bay.
Here are pictures of the island and its
features, including beaches, the Baths, and some of the activities we
did.
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World Trade Center 9/11/01
September 11, 2001
I had the misfortune of being in lower Manhattan the day the twin towers
were attacked. These photos remind me it wasn't just a bad dream.
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Boston July 4, 2000 Fireworks
July 2000
It might take years of practice to learn to photograph fireworks on film, but the digital camera let me
take a major shortcut by helping me fine-tune the settings throughout the display.
These fireworks, as seen from the Charles River Esplanade in Boston, are
some of the most exquisite I've seen.
Boston, if you're watching, please bring these people back.
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