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Picture Puzzle – 4th of July 1812 Bicentennial in Boston Harbor

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It’s a jigsaw picture puzzle! Drag the pieces to form the photo.

Remember 4th of July, the Tall Ships, the Navy Seals and the Blue Angels? It was certainly one of the most exciting times in the North End / Waterfront and Boston Harbor. The spectacular Blue Angels gained altitude over the harbor as they came toward the North End, passing right over the USS Constitution during her turnaround cruise. In one of their passes, shown in this photo, the planes split off in different directions making for quite the show!

Photo by Matt Conti.

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