Boston, MA

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Hello everyone! I hope 2017 is treating you well so far. I have some catching up with posts to do and to write about Boston as well as a New Years Eve post! As you know if you read this blog, travel adds so much colour to my life. No matter how big or small, I think adventure and fun can be found close to home, or an 8 hour plane ride away. In November my fiance (!!) and I booked a vacation to Boston, MA. If you’re thinking about visiting I think this was a great time of year to come to still enjoy that “fall” feeling, but the city wasn’t too busy with tourists either.

20161109_151127_HDR.jpgFrom New York City it was about a 4 hour drive to get there. Since it was in November, we caught the trail end of the leaves changing on the way there. It was a beautifully sunny drive. We stayed in a cute little hotel called Aloft Lexington that was just outside of the city, but since we had car access going into downtown was never that far away.

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Some of my favourite moments from the week were visiting Quincy Market, a must see indoor market, sitting along the harbor, going to a local board game cafe, visiting the outdoor bookstore, the public gardens and eating in little Italy!  It had been a while since I had visited a city for more than just a couple days, so it was lovely to get to see most of what the city had to offer, and explore some great restaurants. We were there for about 5 days and were blessed with mostly sunny, warm (no jacket) weather.

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You have to try the cannolis’ here!

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Some of Boston’s quirks were it’s windy, circular roads, the classic Boston accent and a plethora of universities everywhere you turned. The nerd in me also had to drive through Harvard *just because*.

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Enjoy the pictures of beautiful Boston!

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