I can't work out the orientation of that image, is it top down or a bit on profile?

That's where dunkin harvest a bit of local Boston city "dew" to add to their coffee to give it that extra sour taste.

The original big dig. There was a craze in the 1600s where you could dig a hole to release spirits and the deeper you went the more spirits you released. Boston has done pretty well since so I don't blame us for not filling it back in.

The moonite neon signs. Still in quarantine we can't be sure what those guys were up to though we did learn a lot about hair.

Wouldn't you want the apy to be higher than the eta?

You got it! The lamp posts are over 100 years old I believe, another at the bottom

An alley connecting Webster and marginal

They don't fly over so occasionally if the wind is blowing you can hear them on the runway getting ready to go but usually not a bother at all.

i heard club seats for 6 were $150 each and a box for 12 was 3300 before fees or tax or anything else

Wow I would've thought it was much faster! Thanks for the reply

> no process that can reduce the density of the resulting deep waters

so if i had some salty water below and some fresh water flowed over it that fresh water would not become salty at all?

Boston, Hamilton, Manchester by da sea, Lenox and siasconset

Maine should be part of Massachusetts again (in exchange for PR statehood) and then we could add Rockland.

Ah the big H