Boston Walking Meetup Group

A free 45 minute tour of the Waterworks Museum followes by a walk on the 1.5 mile paved trail around the Chestnut Hill Reservoir.

The Waterworks Museum was originally a high-service pumping station of the Boston Metropolitan Waterworks. It contains well-preserved mechanical engineering devices in a Richardsonian Romanesque building.
During its busiest years, the waterworks pumped as much as a hundred million gallons of water each day. The station was decommissioned in the 1970s, and later some of its buildings were turned into condominiums. After a period of disuse, the pumping station was restored, and in 2007 the Waterworks Preservation Trust was set up to oversee its conversion into a museum in 2011.

Let's have a traditional game night, . We could play chess checkers cards or board games depending on who comes and what they want to play. you may bring your own games or use mine. you may bring a snack to share if u like (not required). you may bring children in your life if u like. be warned my house is not toddler friendly so if ur child has not yet learned not to eat chess pieces and so on you might have to chase him or her but at least you will have us around to help. I am at 35 Brookford Street Cambridge. There is limited parking on my driveway. some 2 hour parking at the Mass Ave end of the street. I I'm on the 77 bus and .8 mile from Davis and Alewife. Bonus points if you walk here. Call or text 857 437-9088 if you have issues. Come to the side door by the driveway(big green house). Come in, go down the stairs and you will find us in the finished basement. Other groups have been invited . Please be prompt.
Partial list of my games
Codenames
Chess
Checkers
Cards
Oregon trail card game
Dominoes
Anagrams
Payday
Clue
Listicles
Strategy
Careers
Monopoly

A walk around College Pond, the old apple orchard, and thru Jericho Town Forest to the Mass Central Rail Trail and back. The trails are wide and covered with pine needles (onow that the snow has melted!), so easy to naviagate. We will walk for about 90 minutes. Meet in the parking lot of Burchard Field, 269 Concord Rd, Weston.

Optional lunch afterwards at Dumpling Daughter, 37 Center St, Weston.

Join the Fresh Pond Walking Community for our regular Sunday walk around Fresh Pond.

Let's join regular walkers from surrounding towns members of five other walking groups and 20 walkers for this walk. Walk is on, Rain or Shine.

Few things are more enjoyable than a nice walk and a chat at the end of a busy weekend.

Since May 2012, we've met with a few other meetup groups Let's join for a stroll in a beautiful setting. We walk clockwise, so if you get there late, just start walking counter-clockwise and you'll run into us.

Parking on Huron and Aberdeen Avenue is easy, since the "Permit Parking" rules don't apply on Sunday - just park in any spot on Huron Ave, there will be plenty of them.

If you're coming by bus, take the 71 or 73 bus from Harvard Square and get off at Aberdeen Ave. Walk all the way up Aberdeen until you come to Huron Avenue, we'll be there.

Dogs and children are welcome, not necessarily in that order. Dogs that are not licensed in Cambridge must be leashed.

If you have trouble finding us, call me at 617 710 4351