A Visit in Boston

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We so wanted to visit Greg and Rachel in Boston. Our plan had been to camp south of the metro area and drive into Dorchester for a visit but plans changed and we left the T@B in Enfield and stayed as houseguests at Greg & Rachel’s. It was a most salubrious visit. We got to check on home improvements, see the cherry cradle, walk to The Blarney Stone for a most delicious dinner, find a cache in a nearby park, and next morning enjoy waffles for breakfast before seeing Greg off on his bicycle ride to work and hugging Rachel goodbye for now. We’ll be back again before long though!

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