Join me on a delightful walk through the Boston Public Garden and Boston Common, experiencing the natural beauty and rich history of these iconic spaces.
We begin our walk in the Public Garden, enjoying the lush greenery and vibrant flowers. We stop to admire the serene swan boats gliding on the pond and listen to a couple of guys playing a banjo and fiddle. As we continue, we peek at the beautiful roses in full bloom.
Entering the Boston Common, we pass by lively street food vendors and encounter a Buddhist monk in orange robes. We then visit the Edward A. Filene monument, honoring the founder of the credit union movement in the United States.
Our journey takes us around one side of the Central Burying Ground, an area rich in history. We see people enjoying a game of tennis and pass by the historic Parkman Bandstand (gazebo), a landmark with its own interesting background. Workers are busy building a stage for the upcoming 4th of July celebration week.
We also visit the Frog Pond, now a popular wading pool, and the nearby playground. After passing by the Brewer Fountain with no musical performance occurring, we conclude our walk at the Park Street T stop.
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