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It’s been 910 days since the last Boston Marathon, and this year’s race looks a little different.
In addition to a rolling start and a reduced competitor field, the scenery is a noticeable change from years past. Usually held on the third Monday in April — and dotted with daffodils — this year’s race is surrounded by fall foliage, some bare trees, and a decidedly autumn atmosphere.
So what does this year’s route look like? Take a look at some of the scenic views of fall foliage from Hopkinton to Boylston. (And if you took a great fall photo at the 125th Boston Marathon and would like to share it, please email [email protected].)
The #BostonMarathon is on a roll: https://t.co/U8e5qm7dSi
— GBH News (@GBHNews) October 11, 2021
The professional men have arrived at the start line of the #BostonMarathon! Live coverage on #WBZ. pic.twitter.com/6MVb50BJkG
— Liam Martin (@LiamWBZ) October 11, 2021
Pros testing their legs#Fall? #BostonMarathon
— Boston Marathon Pro (@BostonMar_Pro) October 11, 2021
@bostonmarathon pic.twitter.com/zZusEBIuc8
And they’re off!!! #BostonMarathon 🏃🏽♀️ pic.twitter.com/ta3YoQBeyE
— Kelly O'Neill (@NBC10_KellyO) October 11, 2021
The elites start of the 125th Boston Marathon! #BostonMarathon pic.twitter.com/nD36QFbSUb
— Howard Lao (@HowLao) October 11, 2021
The 125th #BostonMarathon is ON! pic.twitter.com/LxXZwZPU9G
— Alexey Veraksa (@Veraksalab) October 11, 2021
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