Week 5- Name That Beach

This week- same rules, same prize- $20 gift card at a restaurant of your choice. First correct answer gets this week's prize. Don't forget to vote no matter what for a chance at the grand prize.

Come on, this is an easy one. Send your guess into james@bostonbayside.com Thanks

Week Two- "Name That Beach" Competition

Congratulations to last week's winner of Boston Bayside Properties- "Name That Beach" Competition.

She correctly guessed that the beach was Malibu Beach/Savin Hill Beach for Week 1s prize;, though she asked not to be named or photographed she did win dinner at Jae's in the South End (http://www.jaescafe.com/)

This week- same rules, same prize- $20 gift card at a restaurant of your choice. First correct answer gets this week's prize. Don't forget to vote no matter what for a chance at the grand prize. So onto Week 2 pictures:

I put up 4 shots of the same beach and park area. Each of them have clues in the background. You may have to do some "googling" of the billboards/signage but it is still fairly easy. Double entries will be put in the grand prize lottery pool for correct answers put in prior to Thursday, May 14th by 9pm.

Happy beach going from Boston Bayside Properties!

"Name That Beach" competition announced...

Name this beach and the neighborhood it is in to win a $20 gift card to a Dorchester restaurant of your choice; the prize is awarded to the first person to name it correctly and email their full information to james@bostonbayside.com

Is this Wellfeet down the Cape? Is this Old Orchards's beach in Maine? Is this Rye Beach in New Hampshire? Is this Brant Rock? Is it near L Street? Is it Carson Beach in South Boston? Is it near Orient Heights, East Boston? Or is it none of the above? QUICK- get your answer in before someone else does.

Hint: look in the background for a large landmark that is a dead give-away. What beach will be next week? Stay tuned.

Fun Spots in Dorchester and Beyond

Some of my favorite places to enjoy in Dorchester are the many parks with bike paths and walking paths throughout the Dorchester neighborhoods. Here are just a few of to check out yourself:

• One of my very first discoveries since working as a Realtor. The walking path runs from the Central ave in Milton down toward the Lower Mills buildings, then past the new Milton Landing building, behind Cedar Grove down to the Lower Neponset River, then to Pope John Paul II Park and finishing up down by the famous Keystone apartments. Check out http://www.mass.info/boston.ma/parks/pope_john_paul_ii_park_reservation.htm or http://www.mass.info/boston.ma/parks/neponset_river_reservation.htm or http://www.mass.info/boston.ma/parks/lower_neponset_river_trail.htm


• Or you can't beat living on Malibu Beach in Savin Hill if you enjoy beaches but there is also Tenean Beach tucked next to the expressway.
  
• One of the best wesbites is: http://www.bostonharborwalk.com/ to find out more about the many hidden costal jems of of Dorchester and all of Boston (just don't tell too many people about them)

Have fun exploring!

(photos taken from http://www.bostonharborwalk.com/ copyright Boston Harbor Walk)

Best,
James Harrison

617 784 8635

Boston Bayside Properties of Lower Mills Dorchester