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Immediately after the cart, you may get thrown off the trail again, as you need to cross the red line leading from the subway cart rather than follow it. It's fairly easy to keep track of as the broken-down carts are marked with a broad yellow stripe bordered by two red lines.
Then it runs along a building, disappearing briefly amidst gravel and dirt before reappearing at the other end of another scrap of a cart. The path runs behind a broken-down subway cart in front of the cemetery.
The first area you may lose the path is near the cemetery, where you may encounter some ghouls. The path is marked periodically by more gold Freedom Trail emblems, so if you've lost the trail and haven't seen one of these golden markers recently, you may have run astray. The trail will also die off in places for a short stint or prove difficult to discern amongst various debris.
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