Freedom trail

Saturday morning we went out to go and explore the freedom trail. It felt so nice to be walking. It's much easier to walk than it is to drive in Boston. The freedom trail is a red, sometimes brick road going through Boston, leading you to the legendary sights from the time of the Revolutionary War.

We started about in the middle of the freedom trail, so the first place we saw was Paul Revere's house. It's a large wooden building (most of the buildings in Boston are brick) and was actually quite the house during its time (as most of you probably know, Paul Revere was a fairly wealthy silver smith ) though I don't know how it ever fit 16 children, because there are only four rooms, including he kitchen and dining room. I couldn't take pictures of the master bedroom or the kitchen ( I actually wasn't supposed to be taking pictures at all) but I did manage to take pictures of the other rooms, though there weren't that many. It's wonderfully old and almost antique. All the rooms had fire places and they are simply enormous, I got a picture of one and put it on here.