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Daniel Oconnell I’m a year late lol but I used to visit Logan a lot, but when I traveled to other places, I realized Logan was actually quite small. Take O’Hare for example.
To watch this path non a clear night. Looking from Lynn beach you can see the planes stacked up. At 4:10 you can see Marblehead harbor home and birth place of U.S. Navy. To the top left is Marblehead neck attached to Marblehead by a causeway Where you see the wake of the little boat. That's going into Salem harbor bordered by Salem and Marblehead. Salem was the place where they held witch trials. At 6:08 In the top right corner you can see Nahant connected to Lynn by a causeway. As 6:58 you have a better look at nahant and causeway. At 6:18 bottom right you can see Floating bridge crossing the pond with Ryan 107. That bridge is a half a mile from my home. As a kid I spent many summer days fishing and winter time we skated. At 6:30 you can see a large park for softball, soccer, baseball, and football. Right beside it that building is Lynn English High School. This glide path actually goes over my neighbor and that's when you see Lynn English High School. After passing Lynn you hit Revere then east Boston then airport
I grew up in Lynn too in the Fay Estate. Great view of the streets, woods, building, parks, and seashore I spent most of my life in. It was great to see the Lynn Sand and Stone quarry on Danvers Road from the air. Still a ton of woods surrounding it, I'm surprised those woods haven't been developed as neighborhoods yet. While watching this video, I saw lots of places where I still have childhood memories.
@@bostonwhofan the Fay Estates. Then the Highlands or Wyom Square or Pine Hill . Then WestLynn. You know what the best thing for those areas? The bus to EastLynn. Lifelong E Lynn graduated LVTI. Started girls softball program in E Lynn and also first male head coach a cheerleading squad. I love to pass on knowledge of Lynn. Hope you are well and great comment
I tried to transfer within my company, to the Boston area, and our office there, was about 1.5 mi north of the Brockton city limits, and the supervisor there, during my interview, said, "anywhere around here is fine, but you don't want to live in Brockton" LOL
@@jodiskylar9452 I grew up in brockton. Definitely wouldn't want to live there today. Driving down main street is like a 3rd world country. I get the feeling most people cant read or understand what stop signs mean. Certain parts of the city are isolated enough. But still wouldnt want to love there.
