Beach Day!
We started out the morning at Revere Beach.
Established in 1896, Revere Beach was the first public beach in the US.
Thanks to a centennial restoration, it's also one of the best, with nearly 3 miles of clean white sand and clear blue water.
Around noon we meet up for three of Siobhan's co-workers and drove about 45 minutes north of Boston to Ipswich near Cape Ann.
This was a private beach that luckily one of the people in our group had a membership with. It's called Crane Beach.
Crane Beach is one of New England's most scenic beaches, with more than 4 miles of white sand, warm water, and outstanding bird-watching.
We has a FULL DAY in the sun from 10 am in the morning till about 7 pm at night. We played volleyball, jumped around, walked practically the whole beach, and sunbathed with our ipods/books. It was wonderful! Surprisingly, the only food we ate all day...Lays chips and water...
hehe.
We started out the morning at Revere Beach. 
Established in 1896, Revere Beach was the first public beach in the US. 
This was a private beach that luckily one of the people in our group had a membership with. It's called Crane Beach.
Crane Beach is one of New England's most scenic beaches, with more than 4 miles of white sand, warm water, and outstanding bird-watching. 
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