The empty city

Our own Swirlygrrl took a look down State Street from Kilby Street around 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday.

Jennifer O had her choice of seats on a Red Line car between Quincy Adams and Quincy Center around 7 this morning.

Unlike most playgrounds, there's no fence or gate to lock at the playground on Dale Street in Roslindale, at the edge of Sherrin Woods. But there is this sign. And on a nice spring afternoon yesterday, there were no kids.

Nate Swain flew a drone above downtown's empty streets on Sunday.

Datatech Roze reports it's pretty easy to socially distance yourself in Downtown Crossing when you're the only person around.

Hank Layfield reports from Newbury Street tonight:

I never realized how wide this street actually is, never having seen it empty.

Liz Lemongrab captured the once busy Centre Street this evening.

It was pretty easy for Max Grinnell to keep some distance between himself and the rest of the world in Kenmore Square this afternoon.

Not much call for cruise ships in Boston right now, as Matt Frank shows us today: Read more.

If you've ever wanted to drive into the Back Bay to wander around the Public Garden or Boylston or Newbury streets, well, there's plenty of parking now.