Ian R Hutchinson: A fairly typical Bay Village Street.

Ian R Hutchinson: Distinguished Lincoln penny monument on the side of Josiah Quincy School.

Ian R Hutchinson: Nice flowers & trees at Bay Village Neighborhood Park.

Ian R Hutchinson: Administrative offices for New England Law Boston. nesl.edu

Ian R Hutchinson: Engines 4, 7, & 17 next to Isabella Street Park on Columbus Avenue.

Ian R Hutchinson: To the left of Our Lady of Victories Church on Isabella Street.

Ian R Hutchinson: Lil park to sit by a lion fountain and gather your thoughts.

Ian R Hutchinson: Several seats amongst a mini nature in the urban jungle.

Ian R Hutchinson: Pleasant pond along the path between Fresh Pond golf course & Cambridge City Infirmary.

Ian R Hutchinson: Baseball/soccer field behind Sancta Maria Nursing Facility.

Ian R Hutchinson: The rare & elusive tire swing and a sign for dog keepers.

Ian R Hutchinson: Take a seat & enjoy the Lilly Pond by the golf course and reservoir.

Ian R Hutchinson: Great grassy hill field & waterfront paths to explore at Kingsley.

Ian R Hutchinson: The woods along the Fresh Pond Reservation are being restored to be even more enchanting.

Ian R Hutchinson: Behind Sancta Maria you will find Rafferty Playground, a basketball/tennis court & multi-purpose field.

Ian R Hutchinson: Playground & water play area at Danehy Park.

Ian R Hutchinson: Spacious sand park with a few rocks for dogs to run around while their keepers sit under a shaded area.

Ian R Hutchinson: Cambridge Friends School playground & soccer field.

Ian R Hutchinson: Monument dedicated to the Puritan John Bridge who helped establish Church School & Representative Government.

Ian R Hutchinson: These cannons were abandoned at Fort Independence (Castle William) by the British forces when they evacuated the city of Boston March 17, 1776.

Ian R Hutchinson: Entrance to Cambridge Common Park where George Washington took command of the American Army on July 3, 1775.

Ian R Hutchinson: Dawes Island Park flag monument in memory of the sufferings & fortitude of the men & women of Cambridge during the Revolution (1775 - 1783).

Ian R Hutchinson: The view from Bauer Lab Naito of the sizable museum structure.

Ian R Hutchinson: The frontal view from Erikson Lab.

Ian R Hutchinson: Make sure to add Mural Madness & Chocolate Treasure to your calendar!

Ian R Hutchinson: The left side of the Peabody Museum where you can lock your bike under tree cover.

Ian R Hutchinson: Outstanding mural on a large side wall of a school with two names, a basketball court, & playground.

Ian R Hutchinson: Nestled between large buildings in the tech sector is this lawn with tall trees & a stage under a canopy.

Ian R Hutchinson: This may catch eyes & intrigue visitors of Green Rose Heritage Playground.

Ian R Hutchinson: Green Rose Heritage Park has one of the larger & more colorful water play areas in the city.

Ian R Hutchinson: Established in 2000 to provide education & a fun playground at the corner of Windsor & Harvard Streets.

Ian R Hutchinson: Cambridge & Area IV appreciate unique homes & diverse neighborhoods that express style & inspire others.

Ian R Hutchinson: Small playground with tot swings & water play.

Ian R Hutchinson: Just off Grove Street at the Filippello Park entrance is two Salvation Army bins, two Paper Retriever bins, one bottles & glass bin, one metal bin, one paper bin, one cardboard bin, & four yard waste bins.

Ian R Hutchinson: Great open lawn with benches & trees on the Charles River.

Ian R Hutchinson: Filippello Park has one baseball field, one soccer field, two playgrounds, water play area, & two basketball courts.

Ian R Hutchinson: Smooth riding without the stress & dangers of the streets.

Ian R Hutchinson: Historic property with cannons outside that can be rented for weddings, meetings, & special events.

Ian R Hutchinson: The story of Roger Clap & the Dorchester Men's friendly exchange with Native Americans; a bass for a biscuit.

Ian R Hutchinson: Outstanding spot to fish and/or hangout by the water & Watertown Center.

Ian R Hutchinson: JFK Hungarian Revolution quote about courage, conscience, freedom, sacrifice, & triumph.

Ian R Hutchinson: Learn some fun facts across the street from Boston Kebab House.

Ian R Hutchinson: The greatest portal fountain around & a favorite destination for people who work nearby.

Ian R Hutchinson: Chacarero Chilean Cuisine is a must stop if you're in Downtown Boston. Open 11AM - 6PM. chacarero.com

Ian R Hutchinson: One of America's oldest antiquarian book shops. The books outside are organized into $1 each, $3 each, & $5 each sections.

Ian R Hutchinson: Various food & drink stands & trucks above & transfer to the Red or Green train lines below.

Ian R Hutchinson: On the corner of Pinckney and Anderson Streets is a school built in 1824. The architecture of this building is typical of 19th century Boston schools. The building was first used by the English High School & was converted to a grammar school in 1844. The grammar school was named after the first mayor of Boston, John Phillips, who was the father of famed abolitionist Wendell Phillips.

Ian R Hutchinson: Very european style living on the hill off Anderson Street.

Ian R Hutchinson: One of two locations owned by the Advent School; this is West Cedar Street & the other is on Brimmer Street. adventschool.org

Ian R Hutchinson: Open Monday - Friday 8AM - 5:30PM & Saturday 8AM - 12PM.