Boston Walks presents Ten Saucy, Sensual (Sexy), & Sophisticated Places to Walk in Boston, MA US 2009

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Number 1 Chestnut Hill Mall 2 Level, Indoor 1\4th Mile Walk

Number 2 Newbury Street 1\2th Mile Walk

Number 3 Harvard Square 1\2th Mile Walk

Number 4 Esplanade 3\4ths Mile Waterside Walk

Number 5 Massachusetts Avenue - From MIT to Symphony Hall 1.5 Mile Walk

Number 6 Hanover Street - North End 1\2 Mile Walk

Number 7 Faneuil Hall - Quincy Market 1\4 Mile Walk

Number 8 Charles Street - From Beacon Street to Charles Circle 1\3rd Mile Walk

Number 9 Marblehead Harbor 3/4th Mile Walk

Number 10 Concord Center 3/4ths Mile Walk

Learn about more walks! Visit and print out our websites (or buy our Guidebooks) and begin your self-guided walk (or learning) tour! You also can follow not only in Paul Revere's footsteps but also in diverse footsteps of the American ethnic experience such as: To sites of the immigrant experiences of the 19th century... Irish, Jewish, or Italian To sites of community parishes of the 17th-19th centuries... Boston, Watertown, Newtowne & Muddy River Some of BostonWalks' self-guided walk tours include: Italian North End with St. Leonards, St. Stephens & Sacred Heart Churches & the new waterfront! Irish South Boston with Pleasure Bay/Castle Island, Gates of Heaven Church, Dorchester Heights & a new pub! The Jewish Friendship Trail in Boston's West & North Ends, in Boston's South End, in Brookline, and in Cambridge! Armenian-Greek Watertown parish with Strawberry Hill, the colonial meetinghouse, Elmwood & a Mt. Auburn ethnic restaurant! Examples of BostonWalks' Self-Guided Bike Tours The Charles River Basin from Mt. Auburn Hospital to the new dam (the academic/university tour) The Minuteman Bike Path from Arlington to Lexington (the Revolutionary history tour) "The Jewish Friendship Trail" in Boston's West & North Ends, in Boston's South End, in Cambridge and in Brookline Boston's nearby beaches including Revere/Winthrop and Quincy/Wollaston (the shoreline tour) It's time for you to explore YOUR city with BostonWalks websites and Guidebooks! Continue "discovering" Boston with these websites! Walk "The Jewish Friendship Trail" in Boston, in Brookline, or in Cambridge A Selection from BostonWalks' NEW The Ten Commandments Guidebook Ten Reasons for More Bicycle Trails!

Have you clicked on these on-line selections from the new, The Ten Commandments Guidebook by Michael Alan Ross? The original humorous satirical song lyrics, Please Keep Us Wealthy, considering the 8th Commandment, Don't steal! The original song lyrics, 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, acrostic poem, Anti-Semite, considering the 6th Commandment, You shall not murder. 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!

Now available! The Jewish Friendship Trail Guidebook 6 Self-Guided Walking/Bicycling Jewish Boston History Tours Covers Boston, Brookline, and Cambridge Softcover 198 pages with maps & b/w photos Print out this Book Order Form to order now!

Now available! The Ten Commandments Guidebook Ways to Self-Struggle with Classic Morals In Song, Poetry, and Prose Covers 10 Commandments Plus One Other! Softcover 153 pages with practical suggestions pages! Print out this Book Order Form to order now!

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