Love, love, love! This is so cute. Poneyhenge is in the middle of nowhere, it's very peaceful and…read morequiet. I love how across the street the farmer has an informational sign about his sheep. Yay opportunity to learn! Across the street is actual Poneyhenge, with two circles of rocking horses around a pine tree with a cowboy hat. Each horse is different and adorable! Definitely worth the trip.

What a concept! We need more whimsy like this in our lives. It's literally off the side of the road…read morewhich is awesome. You basically just pull over to park and hop out. There's horses old and new, all perfectly aligned in two circles. Clearly this has to be kept by someone because they're all perfectly arranged, and I'm thinking about how easily wind, rain, and other weather conditions could effect them, meanwhile they're all in fantastic condition.

Such a great space and wonderful array of shops. Everything is so close in so you can do so many…read morethings in one afternoon without leaving the area. The T stops right there as well but there are good parking options - even for electric cars. The area has such a charm about it as well.

Love how cute this area is - definitely a date worthy neighborhood…read more It's got brunch options, cafes, local quaint movie theater, restaurants, and more all within a 5-10 block radius. I would recommend taking the T (at the heart of CC) or walking here to avoid having to find parking especially on weekends.

I blame Brock Lesnar for a lot of things. Lately he hasn't been as noticeable though, I think he…read moremarried my real life friend Sable, Stone Cold's ex, but other than that, I'm not sure what Brockdone lately. The city of Brockton is a cute town just outside the Boston suburbs that is able to somehow pass off as a village despite being close to Boston. I like it here and I like visiting here, even though traffic can sometimes have annoying back-ups and low speed limits. One of my favourite bagel shops is here and I've tried a lot of other food in the town and some of its really good. I'm sure I'll be back here again in this rainy wooded area south of the beautiful city of Boston.

"Never a dull moment" Whatever hour it may be, Brockton is…read morealways alive and kicking. While it may not be nearly the most aesthetically pleasing city, it has a lot of benefits including tons of warehouses, businesses, and retail stores. While others don't really care for it, I find the Westgate Mall to be a great attraction, especially for the days I feel like going discount shopping. So many discount stores throughout the city to...... Very convenient to get to all of the places you intend to go to without having to go to multiple different towns to get everywhere. WB Mason is also a superb attraction in Brockton, and I suggest it highly. Literally the best warehouse ever... and the main reason I make the thirty minute drive to Brockton once a month. Schools aren't great and I wouldn't suggest Brockton if you are looking for outstanding schools, however there are some private schools around (such in Easton...), as well as a few charter schools to. Department of Public Works is also completely lacking here. Any "main" streets throughout the city are in pretty good condition, but all of the neighborhood like streets are full of potholes, and in desperate need of repaving. Street signs also lack, and since I'm not from the area, I don't always know exactly where I'm going..... many streets don't have a sign and the majority that do have tiny, old signs that have been replaced to the newer kind (that are reflective and BOLD) like every other town in Massachusetts have. Pretty convenient outside of Boston (about 40 minutes..... at most), and a good place to live if you're looking for somewhere cheap. Just make sure to move into a good area...... some areas are quite detestable and others are just not a happy mean of living. Overall, 3 stars. It's ok, but it's not nearly as desirable (to me, at least) to other towns in the area (or where I live......)

Roslindale Village got one of the first Boston parklet installations. Parklets are interesting city…read moreinstallations designed to create more outdoor and social spaces. They are usually constructed within 1-2 city street parking spaces. Popular in other urban areas, Boston is slowly rolling them out here. The parklet is actually at the intersection of Cohasset & Corinth right in the Village. The install seems to be a big success. It's rare to see it empty when walking by - there is almost always someone or a small group hanging out there. Fornax Bakery takes good care of it and someone always keeps the doggie water bowl topped up.

This is a pretty good bridge for a walk being that it is well over two thousand feet long…read more It's also good for a run and if you are into bicycling there is a bicycle lane on the bridge so you can ride safely over it. If you're driving over the bridge during rush hour traffic it can get a little backed up but for the most part traffic moves pretty smoothly going from one end to the other. This is the bridge that connects Boston to Cambridge so if you are doing a walk along the bridge you can get some gorgeous views of the Boston skyline and MIT. I have walked over this bridge many times and I always make it a point to stop for a break every now and then during the walk so I can take in the views. Anytime you can walk over this bridge during a sunset is definitely a bonus!

While the Harvard Bridge offers a nice leisurely stroll, the real beauty comes from the views that…read moreit provides. From the beautiful sunrises and sunsets to the spectacular views of the Boston skyline; you'll be sure to witness some magical sights while on this bridge. As I was riding the bus from Boston to Cambridge, I couldn't help but notice how stunning the views of the city were while it crossed over this bridge. I noticed several pedestrians walking and running across, so I immediately stopped at the next bus stop and headed there to get a closer view. It was the perfect time too because the sun was starting to set. Walked across the bridge and then stopped to admire the colors in the sky. Stunningly beautiful views! Not only did I have the perfect sunset, but the city views were amazing too. The skyline glows at night! If you're someone who enjoys scenic vistas, then you will definitely appreciate what the Harvard Bridge has to offer. The walk across the bridge is pretty delightful as well. There will be other people and of course cars crossing, but it still has this element of peace to it. Maybe I was just too entranced by the sunset to pay attention to anything or anyone else. I did notice that other people stopped and watched the sunset too and took several pictures. I'm guessing that this is a popular spot for it. It felt extremely safe to maneuver even during the night. When in Boston, you're probably gonna have to cross this bridge at some point to reach Cambridge. You might as well make it a point to take a nice little stroll over the Harvard Bridge while you're here. I'd say that it's worth it and so would my pictures too.

Crocker Park boasts absolutely gorgeous views!…read more We randomly visited Salem Willows Park while in the area, and it was amazing! We were exploring the area and happened onto the park and decided to stop and walk around. This brought us upon Crocker Park, and the views were phenomenal! Seeing all of the boats and harbors was breathtaking. We sat on a bench for a while and just took in the sites. The park has plenty of walking paths, and benches and rocks to sit on. It would make a great spot for a picnic. If you find yourself in this area I highly recommend checking out Crocker Park! The views alone are worth the trip.

Very pretty spot, you can tell it's a local gem. Tons of kids (& even adults) were jumping off the…read moredock. No lifeguards on duty so swim at your own risk. Restrooms were open. Parking was a little trick but there were some spots off Front St.

What a cool place! Some friends I was visiting recommended it, and they were right! The owner was…read moresuper nice and her dog is adorable. I will be ordering online and hope to visit in store again. Update:I follow this shop on FB and there is a story about a nasty customer that left a terrible review. Some people are just miserable and want everyone else to be too!

Delightful little shop with a friendly owner. Went in and she offered me free mulled cider and…read morecookies. Prices are high as this is in an upscale town. For instance, you can buy local maple syrup from Ben's Sugar Shack at Market Basket for less. But they do take SNAP and HIP which is a good deal. There were various prepared foods and gifts for sale. The store is located conveniently right along Route 62.

Worth a see. The Citgo sign is a Boston landmark. Yep yep…read more I drive the area all the time, twice daily heading into Cambridge. Great area, the BU and Fenway Park, and certainly a lot to do. Been goin there since The Rat, Charlie's and the old record buy-sell-swap store were there. BU Bookstore is rock solid. Fun area for sure. Gimme back 1990.

The CITGO Sign sits above Kenmore Square in Boston and has been part of the city's skyline long…read moreenough that it has crossed from commercial signage into something closer to a civic landmark. We approached from the bridge and looked out toward the upper decks of Fenway Park, and the sign simply became part of the visual geography of that part of the city in a way that few pieces of advertising ever manage. The sign is a large triangular structure with an illuminated CITGO logo that cycles through colors at night. Seeing it after dark is considerably more impressive than during the day. The nighttime version, with the lights shifting against the surrounding urban skyline, is what earns the sign its reputation as a photograph worth taking rather than just a thing we pass on the way to the ballpark. The connection to Fenway Park and Red Sox baseball is part of what has embedded the sign in the local consciousness. It is visible from the outfield seats and certain sections of the park, and when the Red Sox hit a home run the sign has historically lit up in response. That gives it a participatory function within the game experience rather than just a passive presence on the skyline. For a piece of Boston iconography that costs nothing to see and requires no planning, the CITGO Sign is a quiet landmark that rewards a moment of attention, especially after dark when the city lights come alive. It is not a destination on its own, but it is a meaningful part of the Kenmore Square experience and worth a glance whenever you are in the area.