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Christian MilNeil

A clump of carpetweed grows out of a sidewalk crack. The plant features small leaves that radiate like spokes from a fingernail-sized wheel out of a central stem, with 3-8 leaves to each node. The plant also features tiny greenish-white flowers with 5 petals.

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Environment

A Streetsblog Field Guide to Sidewalk Wildflowers

Grecia White

a grassy meadow with a medium sized puddle in the middle and trees lining the side under an overcast sky.

Bicycling

Travel Guide: A Cozy Weekend Getaway To the Coast

A wall covered in small chalkboards displaying roughly 60 ice cream flavors.

Travel Guide: Rails to Trails to Ice Cream

The new section of the Cochituate Rail Trail in Natick opened earlier this year, and connects the village of Saxonville in Framingham to Natick Center.

Travel Guide: Wayland’s Aqueducts and the New Cochituate Rail Trail

TransitMatters executive director Jarred Johnson, with the author's nonplussed 6 year-old, wave in front of Car 3127, a 1946 Pullman streetcar

Transit

Travel Guide: The Seashore Trolley Museum

Travel guides