Lunch on the Greenway

Seating areas on the Rose Kennedy Greenway used by people who buy lunch from food trucks.

Street-side Dining

Two of the food trucks on the Rose Kennedy Greenway had people lining up for lunch on a sunny spring day.

Along the Greenway

Mother and Children

At one of the fountains on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

Still Life

On the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

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Hula Hoops

Last weekend there was a festival on the Rose Kennedy Greenway featuring many different activities. In this section some people were doing dances with Hula Hoops; some more successfully than others.

You Are Here

One of the new tourism centers just opened on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

Summer

Staying cool on a hot summer afternoon.

Summer respite

Enjoying the afternoon sun on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

Theme Day - Funny Signs

Sign on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

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Yellow Roses

Yellow roses from the Rose Kennedy Memorial Garden. I had never visited this garden before. It has 103 rose bushes in honor of Rose Kennedy, one for each year of her life.

Rose Kennedy Greenway

It's hard to believe this area used to be the elevated expressway that cut through the heart of the city. After the highway was torn down and the road moved underground as part of the "Big Dig," the city reclaimed the land under and named it in honor of Rose Kennedy.

Here is another view from last December of the Greenway.

Rose Kennedy Greenway

The Rose Kennedy Greenway used to be part of the elevated expressway that cut through the heart of Boston. It has been removed and is now an open space making it easier to get to the North End and the waterfront. This swath of land is named after the matriarch of the Kennedy family, Rose Kennedy.