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Agriculture is the base that you start cities out with, if you are going to biuld a city up through it's entire real-world evolution. But like the others have said, once you have a town going, agriculture is out of demand. If you really want ot play around with farms, try creating some in the towns along the edge of your region map. It's a nice way to smoothly digress from your city to the rest of "simnation" (beyond your region). That way the entire map is full, and it looks natural.

no problem skink. I grew up the next town over in Foxboro, and still live around there while working in Boston. Edaville was great, and I actually had family live right behind it in carver, but oh well. The Boston common, public gardens, and swan boats are definately worth the mention (although I don't know if the swan boats will be open in May). As these parks are centrally located, it would be of great use as a landmark for anyone visiting the city and wishing to walk around downtown. How long ago did you move from the area skink? If its been awhile, I must suggest you make a visit back up to Boston, as alot has been changing as of late. Especially with the Big Dig wrapping up.

I'll have to agree with the last post, the museums are great and there's plenty of them. (although edaville railroad isn't around anymore, wish it was) The aquarium is pretty good, and it's right on the waterfront. Don't worry about getting stuck on the T (subway), that song was about the exit fares you had to pay, but you don't have to anymore (do pay attention to the stations or you may end up being lost for awhile on the T). a T-token will cost you $1.25, or you can get visitor mutli-ride passes. Check out www.mbta.com to find out all you need to know or how to get passes for our great mass transit system. Any questions feel free to ask, and I'll be happy to fill you in, so you can make your Boston trip a good one.

I'm a local Bostonian, glad to hear your headin' up this way. My first suggestion is DON't RENT A CAR. You won't like Boston drivers and even if your outside of the city all us massachusetts drivers are m*****s. Take the T (subway and other mass transit) it can get you anywhere you need to go. I suggest the Prudential tower, newbury street, fanuel hall/quincy market, museum of fine arts, but mostly I would say just walk around downtown and you'll find plenty to see and tons of great food. If your in to the historical stuff, you can walk the freedom trail or take a trolly tour or duck boat. Hope you like Boston.

Could someone please make FENWAY PARK. Also, the stub-end train station in Boston; SOUTH STATION....there's a photo of it on the first page of this thread. And, possibly, could somebody make the PRUDENTIAL CENTER in Boston, or any other Boston skyscrapers...... emporis.com should have the visuals for you. Thanks.

Would anybody, or has anybody, created some Boston biuldings or transportation? I've searched for awhile, but figured this would be the best place to find it. Some possibilities: -The Pru (Prudential Center) -South Station -The Statehouse -Hatch Shell -Different T trains Or Universities: -Harvard -MIT -Northeastern -BC

jobs may be too far away or inaccessible. On a large city map, with so many people, the routes needed to commute to jobs in the city tile or to nieghbors may be extremely congested.

please clarify, and give specifics.