Scout Concepts in Cambridge, MA, October 16-18, 2026

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So here are some snippets of Boston for those who have never been. Great city, great forum hosts, great regatta and some good food-along with a REALLY long red line (some would call it the Freedom Trail
Up first-Boston Library
 

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In the spirit of the season. Dead people. Some famous, other not so much. As the tour guide on the duck tour noted. You can sit in the bar across the street enjoying a cold Sam Adam’s while looking here at a cold Sam Adam’s-died laughing at that joke
 

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Just FYI. Will post some more pics tomorrow on Scout and for Boston for those who have never been
Can confirm “feels like 39” to be very accurate. I should have worn a hat and another layer of clothing, having forgotten about the whole thing where the wind from the river adds a little extra dimension of what it’s like to freeze your ass off on a chilly October. On the bright side, it is like peak autumn right now so the foliage is pretty great for a walk.
 
Some native Boston Animals and some not so native -Harvard Natural History Museum and some sculptural elements around the city
 

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We got a late start this morning and didn't end up getting there till about 3:45 in the afternoon.

Still had a nice chat with two Scout employees, one from the design team (interior, I think) and one from the CMF team.

Only got a few pictures, nothing that hasn't already been documented here, but I'll post a few anyway. You can never have too many pictures, right @cyure?

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