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Red1332

is going to focus on the short term for now so she can build long-term

55 places I want to go   241 places I've been
  2. 1. Argentina
    South America
    		3,961 people
  3. 2. Petra
    Jordan
    		870 people
  4. 3. Patagonia
    Argentina
    		709 people
  5. 4. International Cryptozoology Museum
    United States: Maine: Portland
    		2 people
  6. 5. Patagonia
    Chile
    		309 people
  7. 6. Machu Picchu
    Peru: Cusco Region
    		3,467 people
  8. 7. Sierra Leone
    Africa
    		193 people
  9. 8. Freetown
    Sierra Leone
    		12 people
  10. 9. New Orleans
    United States: Louisiana: Orleans Parish
    		2,283 people
  11. 10. The Mütter Museum
    United States: Pennsylvania: Philadelphia: Center City: College Of Physicians Of Philadelphia
    		215 people
  12. 11. Ireland
    Europe
    		11,602 people
  13. 12. Four Corners
    United States: New Mexico
    		168 people
  14. 13. Paris
    France: Ile de France
    		6,898 people
  15. 14. Newgrange
    Ireland: County Meath: Bend of the Boyne
    		58 people
  16. 15. Marrakech
    Morocco
    		491 people
  17. 16. Morocco
    Africa
    		5,041 people
  18. 17. Cafe Du Monde
    United States: Louisiana: Orleans Parish: New Orleans: French Quarter
    		44 people
  19. 18. Milford Sound
    New Zealand: South Island: Southland
    		146 people
  20. 19. Scotland
    United Kingdom: Great Britain
    		4,147 people
  21. 20. Nova Scotia
    Canada
    		1,174 people
  22. 21. Stonehenge
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: Wiltshire
    		2,307 people

Recent entries

Newbury Comics, Newbury Street

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Not so much with the comics, this place had about 10 square feet of comic books and graphic novels/art books and two entire floors of other crap. You could find any of this at Hot Topic, Spencer’s Gift or Target, honestly. I understand it appeals to a certain demographic, and is probably very popular with all the college kids there, but I was disappointed there wasn’t a bigger comics section. The name is a bit of a misnomer. That being said, if you absolutely need a Nightmare Before Christmas lunchbox, a used copy of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, or a T-shirt about Chuck Norris destroying the elemental table, this is most definitely your place.

over 3 years ago

Wagamama, Faneuil Hall Marketplace

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Hate to sound like a walking advertisement for this place, but it had fantastic food, cooked fresh, and took special care to mark vegetarian options on their menu. If there was one near me, I would definitely go again!

over 3 years ago

Union Oyster House, West End

Waiting for this for a while!

I’ve heard a lot about this place on Food Network and the Travel Channel, and had walked past it the last time I was in Boston so I’d even seen it before. Had I known the food to be had in there, I would’ve immediately demanded we walk in that first time!

The food was amazing, and we got to sit in the old building and look out of the second story window at the taxis arriving one after another to drop patrons off for their dinner… and this was on a Wednesday night. I can’t imagine how busy it gets on the weekend!

The food was amazing, dessert was scrumptious, and the waitresses were very knowledgeable about the wine. Even more so, they had fun and teased and joked with us so that it was a fun time all around.

If you can get in here in the early afternoon to try out some of their food, I would highly recommend it. If I’m ever in the neighborhood again, I’m definitely going back.

over 3 years ago
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