u/FireTower

Oh yes it's absolutely an anecdote. I simply needed to refute a generalization. Every rule has its exceptions.

I have a friend who worked at a farm and she did harvest work at a farm in MA until she moved to a new place and got a job at a flower shop two years ago.

Definitely worth a trip if you like history. The Freedom trail connects the historical landmarks plus there's tons of tours, museums, & educational experiences.

If you ever do a US trip Boston is a good choice.

I found it sold on this website that's mainly focused on gifts for early US history buffs. You might be able to get a slightly higher resolution version there. But I suspect they probably have the actual file not publicly available as they sell prints of it.

Thanks for the correction.

A lot of General Washington's strategy during the early war was tactical retreating. They were low on resources and it would prolong the war.

Unironically yes they did exactly that. If memory serves a good amount came from Breeds and Bunker hill (just North of the frame).