Smooch city
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Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/15/2009 2:22 PM EST
- sst1212
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The stone gazebo near the Loew's Theater on the Boston Common. :) -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/22/2009 5:26 PM EST
- bupkisboy
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I've heard that the Westwood Route 128 rest stop men's room is lovely this time of year, especially during the holiday season. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/22/2009 6:05 PM EST
- PatsFan79
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Just about anywhere there happens to be a beautiful female who is feeling romantic and frisky! -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/23/2009 12:43 AM EST
- mtnclub
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On the waterfront behind Marriott Longwharf with bottle of Champagne in your hand -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/30/2009 5:34 PM EST
- Stewartia
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That's not a weeping willow - it's a weeping beech tree. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 2/5/2010 9:45 PM EST
- Bloke
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Why don't the Globe photographers walk across the street over by the Kennedy Library for that spectacular view of the Boston Skyline and Boston Harbor Islands? It's a favorite spot for wedding photos. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/30/2010 12:08 PM EST
- HummBugg
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Any bar @ closing time! -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/31/2010 3:07 PM EST
- SweetScarlette
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In the evening in the Public Garden. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 2/8/2011 8:57 PM EST
- Seenit
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I like kissing my Boston Terrier right on his forehead. That about sums up Valentine's Day expectations in our household. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 2/12/2011 7:11 AM EST
- rossigirl
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Any place I am with my guy is the best place to kiss. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 2/12/2011 1:32 PM EST
- bjbls
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Come on! Old Fort Point Channel bridge at night. Hands down! -
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Re: Smooch city
posted at 2/13/2011 7:07 AM EST
- meredith68
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The trellis in Christopher Columbus Park is THE most romantic spot in the City of Boston at any season. Wishing I could send you a pic. from the web-site www.foccp.org or our Face book page, Friends of Christopher Columbus Park. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/9/2011 10:06 AM EST
- Jack-from-Roslindale
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Or, for those who want to venture away from downtown, I suggest the summit of Metropolitan Ave. in Roslindale, about halfway between Poplar and Washington Streets. Gotta do it at night. Great view of the city and you're right down the street and around the corner from the Pleasant Cafe, so you can still knock back a cold one if things don't go according to plan. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/19/2011 9:18 PM EST
- GunTeacher
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Geneva and Blue Hill Ave. Get a close up view of the city. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/21/2011 4:14 PM EST
- miscricket
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In Response to Re: Smooch city:The trellis in Christopher Columbus Park is THE most romantic spot in the City of Boston at any season. Wishing I could send you a pic. from the web-site www.foccp.org or our Face book page, Friends of Christopher Columbus Park.
Posted by meredith68
I agree...completely.
Also..I am finding the North End rather romantic these days... -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/27/2011 11:47 AM EST
- AlyssaJones
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Does Somerville count?I vote for the Prospect Hill monument... great view of the city and its usually pretty quiet there. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/27/2011 2:08 PM EST
- martinmunson
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As much as I want to say "on the privates", I'll go ahead and say "in a cab on the way back to her place." You know what I mean. Great poll about this at http://www.wickedimproper.com -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/27/2011 10:18 PM EST
- eggsocket
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Halfway between Lewis Wharf and Commercial Wharf is a driveway/walkway. At the end, quite near the harbor, is a small public garden that I think is privately maintained (too nice to be publicly maintained), probably as a condition for a zoning variance or something. Whatever, there is a trellis, a garden, fountain (in season),small benches, more flowers in bloom than you can count...and no one knows about it. You can buy something in the North End, walk over here, and enjoy the most romantic spot in the city, which you will likely have all to yourself. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/30/2011 11:10 AM EST
- mortonpinson
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Any time I'm with my special lady, it's the right time and place.
But here are a few suggestions in case you can't think of one.
http://wickedimproper.com/?p=3862 -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/30/2011 11:15 AM EST
- HometownGirl
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Anywhere you won't get beat up for being gay. -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/30/2011 11:22 AM EST
- 3D2
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You all missed it. The Skywalk at the Pru at night. One of the best, if not THE BEST!!!!!! -
Re: Smooch city
posted at 12/30/2011 11:45 AM EST
- policestate
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Anywhere. Love is acceptable everywhere, which is why I don't get this discussion question.