Dunkin’ Comfort

2019 West Again, Massachusetts, Road Trip, States

Heading to Boston via US-20 we passed through Sturbridge, Massachusetts and couldn’t help but think of that one line in James Taylor’s Sweet Baby James so we queued it up and listened to the song. Just before leaving the US highway we paused for refreshment. We’re headed into Dorchester, the birthplace of William Rosenberg of Dunkin’ Donuts so it just seemed appropriate to stop. Contrary to our usual plan, we opted to get breakfast wraps instead of Boston Creme donuts to go with our coffee. Dunkin’ comfort is always welcomed.

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