Sometimes I forget that Boston is such a walkable city. Yesterday after finishing up some work around 5:00 near the Boston Common area in downtown Boston, I decided to walk home to Ball Square/Somerville. It took a little over two hours. I suppose if I had better walking shoes and was a speedier walker it might have been a bit less than that. It was a great walk and various spots along the way broke it up into reasonable chunks. My first destination was Charles Street in Beacon Hill where I did a leasurely stroll and some window shopping. Next up was the Longfellow Bridge heading into Cambridge. I walked through Kendall Square and then down Hampshire Street to Porter Square. Then up Willow to my apartment in Ball Square. I’d like to do this a lot more this summer to/from other locations in the greater Boston area. And if I have to work in Boston during the DNC happenings, I can always walk part of the way.
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About Sooz
This is the website where I've documented life and work adventures since 2001. I've been working on the web pretty much since there was one: online community, web marketing, social media. Current projects of my own include Exploit Boston! and Free Agent Boston. As of January 2008 I'm back to the freelance world doing web marketing, social media and event planning consulting. In March 2008 I was the event planner for Drupalcon Boston, attended by 864 Drupal open source content management geeks from around the world. I'm currently working as a web marketing consultant at SolidWorks. The rest of the time I'm out shooting photos at Boston concerts.
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