The 13th Floor

Ok. First the title. It was on the 13th floor of the Park Plaza office building that I had gone for the interviews for my team project. But what happened there goes down in my team reports, not my personal blog. It was an enchanting afternoon and I promised myself that if I finished my work with some time in hand before the team met in the evening to discuss progress, I'd allow myself a stroll in Boston Public Garden.

Fortunately I did have sometime, even after an unscheduled interview, and I ambled into the green patch. *Together with the Boston Common, these two parks form the northern terminus of the Emerald Necklace, a long string of parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. While the Common is primarily unstructured open space, the Public Garden contains a lake and a large series of formal plantings that are maintained by the city and others and vary from season to season.

I had got down at Park street station (*constructed in 1897, one of the two oldest subway stations in the United States, along with Boylston) and kept walking straight, keeping Suffolk University to my left, straight ahead till I could see Dunkin Donuts across the street, took a right at the corner, crossed the Central Burying Ground (burial sites of the artist Gilbert Stuart and the composer William Billings) on the Boylston Street side of Boston Common and crossed the zebra for Charles street .

Since I allowed myself the luxury of discovering a new place on my way back, you'll see the pictures in the reverse order.
*Content from Wikipedia