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	...Today's adventure took us to the Boston Harbor, or at least somewhere in Boston where there were some boats. The band played their set under a tent on a pier next to all sorts of cargo cranes, contruction equipment, and lots of boats. Then, everyone got on a large cruise vessel and the autograph signing was conducted whilst the boat cruised around the harbor! This was pretty cool. Captain Insano (I'm not making this up) was a fine aquatic pilot, and no one got seasick (though there was plenty of 'green' around...) However, Brian wasn't much into hanging out on the windswept deck afterwards, citing a lack of "sea legs". Pat kept insisting we were in for a "Nor'easter" and complaining that his pegleg was itchy.		...Today's adventure took us to the Boston Harbor, or at least somewhere in Boston where there were some boats. The band played their set under a tent on a pier next to all sorts of cargo cranes, contruction equipment, and lots of boats. Then, everyone got on a large cruise vessel and the autograph signing was conducted whilst the boat cruised around the harbor! This was pretty cool. Captain Insano (I'm not making this up) was a fine aquatic pilot, and no one got seasick (though there was plenty of 'green' around...) However, Brian wasn't much into hanging out on the windswept deck afterwards, citing a lack of "sea legs". Pat kept insisting we were in for a "Nor'easter" and complaining that his pegleg was itchy.