Whirlwind In A Mama's Head

Nowadays travelling and Instagram are inseparable.... This is my version of the most instagrammable of Boston, Massachusetts, in the order that I visited. Downtown Boston  View this post on Instagram “One's destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things." – Henry Miller #boston #downtownboston #usa #america #summerholiday #vacation #travel #travelblog A post shared by Nat (@n4t4c4) on Jul 5, 2019 at 6:49pm PDT Long Wharf View this post on Instagram Instead of decaying in a safe harbour, sail to the unsafe oceans! - Mehmet Murat ildan #boston #usa #america #travel #massachusetts #travelblogger #holiday A post shared by Nat (@n4t4c4) on Jul 6, 2019 at 7:00pm PDT Boston Public Library View this post on Instagram The must-have picture from Boston. #library #boston #publiclibrary #massachusetts #usa...

The American History had never really been attractive to me, especially if compared to the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean empire stories (yup, mostly from TV shows and mangas). That was why the USS Constitution wasn't originally on my To-Visit list. Having said that, we had time on our last day in Boston so we decided to give it a visit. We were on a walking mood that day so we went all the way to the famous battleship on foot. We spotted BLUEbikes along the way but decided against renting it and walked instead. To get to the site we had to cross a tall bridge above the water. The pedestrian floor of the bridge was see-through and it was rather nerve-wrecking. From the bridge we were able to see the Bunker Hill Monument in the distance. We found a good spot to view the ship from the side, but then we were exhausted from all that walking. Luckily, in the parking lot there was a drinking spot that sold craft beer. It ...