{"id":5999,"date":"2014-08-16T18:09:07","date_gmt":"2014-08-16T22:09:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/beckydimattia.com\/photoblog\/?p=5999"},"modified":"2014-08-17T13:55:07","modified_gmt":"2014-08-17T17:55:07","slug":"georges-island","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/beckydimattia.com\/photoblog\/2014\/08\/16\/georges-island\/","title":{"rendered":"Georges Island"},"content":{"rendered":"

Melissa couldn’t believe that we had never been to any of the Boston Harbor Islands<\/a>, so we made a last-minute plan to fix that right away. We packed a picnic, hopped on the ferry from Long Wharf (which stopped at Spectacle Island<\/a>) and spent an absolutely perfect Saturday afternoon wandering around Georges Island<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Most of the island is what’s left of Fort Warren, a civil-war era fort which is now mostly grassy fields, big empty rooms, creepy dark stair wells, and\u00a0upper ramparts with amazing views \u00a0in all directions. We could see Boston, Quincy, Hull, and Boston Light on Little Brewster Island. There were tons of families out there because it’s a fun and inexpensive way for kids to run around and explore,\u00a0and for adults to relax along the shore with amazing views. We got our exercise in, and we also sat for a long time and read our books. Perfect afternoon! Thanks, Mel!!<\/p>\n

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