Boston, like many of the localities in this part of the world, does red brick really well:
The Boston Guildhall, dating back to 1390
It also stands out, as I've already mentioned, for its supremely
watery situation, which has continued to fascinate us all through our stay.
The Haven, one cold and wintry morning
The
Black Sluice Lock, which links the Haven to the South Forty Foot Drain, a man-made waterway running 19 miles westwards
Walking the South Forty Foot Drain
The junction of the North and South Forty Foot Drains
To close, a few more watery details from Boston:
Herbert Ingram, founder of the London Illustrated News, and Liberal MP for Boston, who perished in 1860 when the Lake Michigan paddle steamer on which he was travelling collided with another vessel
"Lagan", by Jo Chapman, is one of the Boston Buoys, a series of six artworks created on former working buoys
"By Land", another of the buoys, by Carrie Reichardt