Doc67 wrote:

truffledog wrote: ↑Fri Sep 23, 2022 3:06 am

that looks awful

It looks awfully big! 2 slices of NYC pizza seems to fill a normal size pizza box.

Only in America...

Sorry, then you’ve never had New York Pizza.

It is fabulous! Soft, crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside. To be eaten folded in half.

Other places can make New York style Pizza, but it never tastes quite the same. Some say it’s the NYC water used to make the Pizza.

Too bad he didn’t get to eat the bagels, nor the pastrami sandwich. Please try them before you go.

All these food snobs with high class foodie stuff…

Good morning from Quebec. So today we will be driving to Montreal.

Last time I left off was about going to Boston. But before we could do that I had to go to the car rental to pick up the car a GMC Terrain SUV. Paperwork was a breeze that only require my driving license (I used my Singapore license) and credit card. I told the guy again I want to get the top insurance coverage and he told me it is also got assurance that I could drive into Canada and that the insurance also covers Canada, both he said was good to go.

Obviously driving on the other side of the road made me nervous at first and getting used to its been quite a few years.

So off we went towards Boston on our 4hrs journey. Came across this small beautiful lake



Stopped by the side


Beautiful isn't it?

Arrived in Boston a bit late so next morning which was a Sunday went out for a walk. The hotel was just next to Charles River and I did not expect to see this

My actual destination was the Boston's Public Garden so I had to walk almost 2km passing by this housing area along a Commonwealth Ave that has a park towards the Public Garden, here are some photos of the walk and through the park -

I really like this Boston Public Garden, really beautiful



The entrance

So Boston is well known for clam chowder. Hotel staff told me best seafood is by Legal Seafood at harbourside so off we went

I was very surprised the lobster is inexpensive