Copyright Michael Alan Ross, 2004-2007.
All Rights Reserved.

From the Charles River, a red, white, and blue agenda flows!

Ten (Plus 1) Waterside Places in Boston, MA USA to Walk

Number 1 Fresh Pond Reservoir Looking toward Boston from Fresh Pond's waterside walk of approximately 3 miles

Number 2 Cleveland Circle Reservoir Looking toward Boston from Cleveland Circle Reservoir's waterside walk of approximately 2 miles

Number 3 Charles River - From Mt Auburn Hospital to BU Bridge Waterside walk of approximately 2 miles

Number 4 Charles River - From MIT Grad Student Towers to Science Park Waterside walk of approximately 1.5 miles

Number 5 Charles River - From BU Student Center to the Hatch Shell Waterside walk of approximately 1.5 miles

Number 6 South Boston - From L Street Bathhouse to Castle Island Waterside walk of approximately 2.5 miles

Number 7 Revere Beach - From Point of Pines to Wonderland T Waterside walk of approximately 2 miles

Number 8 Boston Harbor - From Lewis Wharf to New Courthouse Waterside walk of approximately 1.5 miles

Number 9 Wollaston Beach (Quincy) Waterside walk of approximately 1.5 miles

Number 10 Jamaica Pond Waterside walk of approximately 3 miles

Number 11 Brookline Reservoir Waterside walk of approximately 1 mile

Connecting Links to Additional Boston Walks

• BostonWalks' The Jewish Friendship Trail - Boston's West and North Ends
• BostonWalks' The Jewish Friendship Trail - Boston's South End
• BostonWalks' The Jewish Friendship Trail - Cambridge
  
• BostonWalks' The Jewish Friendship Trail - Brookline

On-line selections from Michael Alan Ross' new, The Ten Commandments Guidebook The original humorous satirical song lyrics, Please Keep Us Wealthy, considering the 8th Commandment, Don't steal! The original song, Try to Smile and Love Your Neighbor, considering what Mr. Ross labels the 11th Commandment, Love your neighbor as yourself! The original historical poem, Zionists, considering the 10th Commandment, Don't Covet! The original Walter Mittyish style daydream, Dance before God, considering the 2nd Commandment, Have one God only! The original exhortatory poem, From Atonement to Good Deeds, considering the 7th Commandment, No adultery. The original mystical, kabbalah vision-type, poem, Commit, considering the 1st Commandment, Recognize God/Goodness! The original, poetic blessing, for oneness, In Awe, considering the 1st Commandment, Appreciate God/Goodness!

Copyright Michael Alan Ross, 2004-2007. All Rights Reserved.

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