Parrot Mom<BR>I sent separate email asking more info. Perhaps you are snowed in. Hoping to hear from you. Thanks

Did reply to you....sent you whole thing... if you haven't received it send to [email protected] If you don't hear from me today be patient have been very busy writing review of resort we were at... Parrot Pop snowblowed out this a.m, but I'm still slowly doing washes and putting away... you know the drill..lol<BR>

Sorry Parrot Mom., still didn't get it unless it was sent from different screen name like len or something which I deleted cause I thought was spam.

Sorry...we sent you the pictures of the ports under my husbands board name on Ofoto

xaimimgr, you will need to take a shuttle in Boston to get in town because the walk is about 45 mins. The shuttle takes you to Quincy Market and from there, Boston is a walking city. As for Portland, you dock at the pier. No tender needed.

Boston is such a cozy little city. Subway transportation is so easy to figure out (color coded lines)and touring on foot is a breeze. You don't need a map - just ask anyone walking around - Bostonians love to give directions. They might even escort you to your destination if they happen to be going in that general direction. Of course, I'm a former Bostonian so I might be a bit biases

No matter what they say...we are friendly.. We like to help tourists or anybody looking lost with a map, because many kindesses over the years over the years in our traveling. My suggestion to her from the cruise port was to take a taxi because of the work done on the Big Dig and get to Quincy Market and take a Trolley Tour a week ahead of time sign up for the Duck Tour which I understand also has a booth in that area..

Thanks so much Parrot Mom, bubblextea, and misbegotten. Am looking forward to trip.