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When Eddie Bauer declared bankruptcy this week, the first thing I thought of were those old Fords. In a lot of ways, they were the precursor to true luxury SUVs, an off-roader with a bit of class. That dark green EB Explorer may actually be the most purely 1990s car. My parents got a 2nd gen...

Ah, those first gen Explorers were understatedly handsome. The Back Bay snow photos are so timeless.

I got this photo at the Celebration of BLS back in the fall, the new building really looms over Latin (and the rest of the street).

I never expected Ave. Louis Pasteur to look that dense from any angle.

A bit dated, but stumbled on this 360 view from the top of the Copley Westin from 2021: https://maps.app.goo.gl/DDkamXCGVPLfMV2J7

It speaks a lot to the times I grew up in that these photos remind me of the Murrah Building.

I've been on this constantly on here but it is incredible how exclusionary the redesigned mall is. A sterile, uninviting place to be, full of stores with items out of reach for anyone but the top 0.5%. There's a major paradox with places like this. The rich obviously don't want to be bothered by...

Should have never trusted ACME Travel

Works perfectly now. A shame that Flickr has gone down the tubes so much.

These aren't loading for me on the site, but it I right click and open them in a new tab and delete all the gobbledygook after ".jpg", then I can view them. I think Flickr being stupid is the culprit.

I remember when another Mass city did that for Mike Lowell.

And finally, some race cars. Historic Sportscar Racing held a 30 minute invite-only race that brought out some childhood heroes. McLaren team principal Zak Brown drove the stunning Jag, the Danka sponsored Riley & Scott Mk III was my personal favorite, but everyone was really there for the...

Got back from the Rolex 24 at Daytona this week, which was basically Comic Con for car nerds this year. I made sure I took my camera to "The Art of Speed" over at One Daytona on Friday night, where this year they had some truly incredible stuff, starting with one specifically for kz: I feel...

I didn't know the Honda dealer had closed, but apparently it's been gone for a while. I can't read the whole article, so I might be missing this, but that site is right near Route 3 and you'd think it'd be a good place for a big apartment complex.

It's sad to see Uno's apparently shutting down region wide. They have good food and decent gluten free options.

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That's awesome - definitely the closest thing to an observation deck in the city.

The mansions are always cool. We went to The Breakers last night for what is pretty much the final Christmas lights of the year (I think they are open tonight, then that's it). Took the nice camera and finally hit on what I'm supposed to be doing with the settings. The upper hall of the mansion...

Well this isn't how the FAO Schwarz bear is supposed to look...

Boston is so incredible at night, especially this time of year. Wish we had more time and a tripod, I'm never good with slow shutter speeds. We were in town to see the drone show at 6PM. My wife had been trying for several years to get to one and we were finally able to make it work. Pretty...