I
saw this abandoned ice cream truck once, but I didn't have my camera with
me. It took me forever to find it again, but alas
Apparently
this old guy's car blew up. He had a small house with a garage attached
to it, no one was there when it went up, but it blew a hole in the roof...
Crazy isht, you could see his burnt living room through the wreckage.
Prospect
Hill Waltham
If
you parked here, you could walk there > >
This
is an old railroad bridge on some abandoned tracks just south of Natick,
if not in Natick. I probably shouldn't have taken my student on a walk
through the woods, but the show must go on.
This
is an old stream that runs under the road. you could walk through under
street and it was hella scary
Lake
Cochituate in Wayland
same,
the beach in the burbs
we
don't need a taxi
These
electric buses were built in the 60's and they still run, though perhaps
they shouldn't. and he MBTA are crazy about taking photos. The bus driver
actually got out and came up to me yelling as I took this
I
never ate here,
but the sign is perfect
but the sign is perfect
One
of Weston's best kept secrets...
if you can afford it, ufck
if you can afford it, ufck
huge
barn elevated ten meters off 117 in Weston
the
arts and crafts exit to prospect hill
giant
cookies in the burlington mall
Faces,
the under age night club that closed before I was old enough to go there
Echo
Bridge, Newton's best kept secret
another
crazy house being restored in Wellesley
the
stairs down to white's pond
in
the same neighborhood as the railroad tracks
hemp
hill mining cave at bear hill in waltham