Boston

The bigger the city the bigger the challenge for us to visit it is. Here in Boston Jessica and Marc make it possible for us to enjoy the city as they take such a good care of us. For the weekend we parked the rv by their house. On weekdays we park not far from there.
Last night we met Beth that we haven't seen for 3 years. We had a lot of catching up to do and we did it in this fabulous old fashion pizza and bowling place - Milky way. It's a different kind of bowling - candlepin bowling. The pins are thinner and the balls are smaller so it's easier for the kids to play. We had a great time!

In the morning we heard someone knocking at the rv door. We were sure that one of the neighbors didn't like us staying for the night by his house. It had been a good surprise to find out that Marc came to visit with some fresh croissants for breakfast. Later on when Dagan was unable to start the engine (again), we went to replace the battery.

When the rv was alive again, we took the train downtown to walk along the Freedom trail. The trail is marked by a red line along the sidewalks and passes through 16 significant historical sites. It's a good opportunity to get an impression of the amazing architecture and history of Boston.


We followed the trail until we got to Faneuil Hall, where we stopped to rest and have lunch. The market was packed with people and good food. Everything looked tempting but we knew we wanted a traditional clam chowder which was superb.From there we went to the aquarium, where we spent the rest of the afternoon.
In the evening Noa, Aviv and Adi carved pumpkins for Halloween
And the jackolanterns 'in action'!