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Neighborhood Photo: Golden Light on Hull Street

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The long summer sunsets are magical on the North End’s Copp’s Hill. Becca Griffin captures the fading light on Hull Street.

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One Reply to “Neighborhood Photo: Golden Light on Hull Street”

  1. Great photo. I forgot how close cars are parked in the North End. It takes great precision to get in and out of spaces.

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