Absolutely fantastic city.
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Looks like it has plenty of character and charm to appreciate!
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Great pictures! I had a chance to take pictures Downtown a couple years ago, but did not see the piers (and regretably, didn't go inside Seaman's Bethel either; it has a pulpit shaped like the stern of a ship).
There's supposed to be more interesting neighborhoods there, like an old Portuguese/Azores neighborhood, but I haven't had a chance to explore more. |
New Bedford is a lovely town. Thanks for sharing.
I love all those traditional New England houses. The downtown and the piers are interesting too. New Bedford must be a sensational town to live in. Congrats and greetings from Madrid, Spain.:tup: |
Impressive
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Gaahhh... I am in lurve...
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Looks like a really cool place!
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A great, historic port city. You done good!!! thanks.
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New England, is, for the most part, simply extraordinary. :cheers::cheers:
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Wow!! Didn't realize this was a bumped thread!! Quite a neat place!! Thanks!! :cheers:
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Worked on the Tug Jennifer Lynn out of New Bedford. We hauled Oil containers and Barges to Portland. It was some fun times. Our Apartment was above Ship Supply Co. It was a cool place to be 19...
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New Bedford is officially hot now, along with Worcester. Following in the footsteps of Lowell: former industrial cities just outside Boston's traditional orbit with excellent bones leveraging their relative affordability and proximity to Boston (and getting hooked into the MBTA Commuter Rail system) to become popular, healthy commuter cities with their own strong local retail scenes.
Now if only Fall River right down the road could get its act together... |
Very charming.
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