Sea, Sand and Sky: New Adventure at Piers Park

Wednesday, August 6, 2008

New Adventure at Piers Park

Hey this is Senait. I worked at Piers Park East Boston this week. We caught some crabs and lobsters and we went fishing too. The kids like fishing but they get the lines tangled most of the time. I have fun fixing them. Piers Park is different than South Boston because there we can go into the water and go swimming, and there are many places to do crabbing. Even though we can't do these things in East Boston we have lot of fun with the kids. Getting to know new kids is fun too - there are so many different names and faces it's like a new job and I like it. At East Boston there are a lot of places to go. We go to Constitution Beach with the "Y" kids, Revere Beach, and Winthrop Beach. There are so many places to go and see so many new things.
-Senait

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