Oh. Thats the fire proofing on one of the poles holding up the new skyscraper they’re building.

Not surprising

I noticed too

Theres a woman onboard cleaning/setting up so it’s clearly being used for something!

Good call

Def an out of towner so wont have a library card

You could always drive to Quincy Adams and just take the red line

Can you handle cold? You’ll be fine. We have a subway system that will get you around no matter the weather. Even in a blizzard, stuff is shut down less than a day

Rino’s Place in Eastie. Easy from blue line

Sounded cool, but way too expensive

Boston has 23 official neighborhoods:
Charlestown: Across the Charles River with Bunker Hill monument
East Boston: Across the harbor with the airport
Brighton: Area along Comm Ave towards BC
Allston: BU and area across the Charles from Harvard
Fenway/Kenmore: Area around Fenway Park and Gardner/MFA
Back Bay: All the perfectly straight roads around Newbury & Copley
Beacon Hill: Narrow hilly roads around the State Capitol
West End: Mostly gone now. TD Garden and MGH
North End: Little Italy
Downtown: its downtown
Chinatown; its Chinatown and around South Station
Bay Village: Tiny little neighborhood just West of the Shubert and Wang theatres
South End: The Philly style row houses across the Mass Pike from Downtown
South Boston (Southie): all of the super dense houses in the old Irish area East of I-93....also Seaport
Mission Hill: The area around all the Longwood hospitals
Roxbury: Primarily black neighborhood south of BMC
Mid Dorchester: Upper half of Dorchester (mostly minority neighborhoods north and West of the Red Line)
Dorchester: Lower Half of Dorchester (Mostly white neighborhoods south and East of the Red Line)....Dorchester is split for planning purposes because its so big
Jamaica Plain: Hipsters west of the Orange Line
Mattapan: Largely black neighborhood at the south end of Blue Hill Ave
Roslindale: Extremely diverse suburb
Hyde Park: Slightly less diverse suburb
West Roxbury: Decidedly undiverse suburb

https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/usa/massachusetts/boston/articles/a-guide-to-bostons-23-neighborhoods/

It is officially a neighborhood of Boston, but you can put either in a mailing address. Hell, here in Fields Corner, some put Boston MA, some Dorchester MA, some Fields Corner MA

Ugh, i wish they had something like “borough” for the official sections of the city i.e. Dorchester/Hyde Park etc

They’re on the ballot in Boston too

Did not know that! I know i have BPL & OCLN

The default is copley. Make sure to select where you want it sent. You can also return it to any branch

Its a quick and easy train ride to the city, and the Chinatown area around Wollaston has GREAT food

Aquarium is the only one in Boston, but there’s several up in Cape Ann. Cape Ann Whale Watch always has groupons and free parking

Terminal B parking garage at the Airport