farewell.

{the ultimate bostonian meal: lobster & clam chowder}

{so many beautiful details in beacon hill}

{walking with the hardings to the u.s.s. constitution}

Saying goodbye to Boston was not a happy experience. 

We had enjoyed ourselves a little too much--to the point that we checked for apartments on 

 craigslist once we got home. Unfortunately the prices aren't much different than nyc...

I could go on for the next few weeks with pictures, but decided to sum it all up within this final post.
{you're welcome} 

boston whale watch.

you may call us the whale watchers.

the master whale watchers.

kimball farm ice cream.

so, i love ice cream. 

there's no denying it.

at any single point in my childhood, 

you could open up one {of our two} freezers and find

yourself at least 6 quarts of ice cream.

let's just say, that was a main course to every meal

{oh yeah, and bbq chips}

so when hubs told me of this adorable ice cream stand

out in the country of west boston, i was all for it.

i mean, there's no better way to enjoy a warm summer night, 

than spooning homemade ice cream.

walking the freedom trail.

 let me just start out by saying, 

i am absolutely 100% in LOVE with Boston!

after spending just one weekend there, todd and i are already planning another.

there are countless parks, cute cobblestone streets and delicious restaurants. 

{and as i'm sure you can tell, good food is of high importance to us!}

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we started out our first morning by following the freedom trail as it

wove in and out of some of the top historic sights--

fanueil hall & quincy market

paul revere's house

old north church

u.s.s. constitution

granary burying ground

{site for ben franklin, sam adams & mother goose}

We looked like such tourists with our backpacks on and camera-in-hand, 

but we definitely embraced it!

tribute in boston common.

Happy Memorial Day!

We've returned from our lovely weekend in Boston

and can't wait to share our adventures.

{flags located in the boston common as a memorial to all mass. soldiers}