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Blogger Chronicles North End/Waterfront Visit

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northendrowhousesIt is always interesting to see how others view the neighborhood. In a recent visit, Lee, from the blog “A Day Not Wasted” captures some terrific vistas of the waterfront, Christopher Columbus Park and North End architecture.

Click here to see the blog post.

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