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The Public Garden (1837) is a 24-acre (9.7-hectare) landscaped park with gorgeous formal ornamental plantings, American and European tree species, and a 4-acre lagoon. Occupying what had originally been salt marshes on the edge of the Boston Common, most of the land of the present-day garden had been reclaimed by the mid-1800s.
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Looking east beyond the Public Garden and Common, the evolving skyline of the modern city grows out of the colonial streets of the old city. Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Mirando hacia el este, pasando el Jardin Publico y el Comun original, el evolucionando horizonte de la ciudad moderna crece de las calles coloniales de la ciudad vieja. Boston, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos.
The “Make way for ducklings” sculpture in the Public Garden was all decorated by the Boston Ballet today.
I went there thinking they’d be dressed up for St. Paddy’s Day, but I wasn’t disappointed! I have a couple of other shots I might share later on.
Take care, everyone!
