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Historical Duck Tour of Boston, Massachusetts With Kids: In World War II Amphibious DUKW Vehicles
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While touring the Kuranda rainforest in Cairns, Australia (post coming soon) we had our first encounter with the DUKW. This is an amphibious vehicle that puts the all terrain, in all terrain. DUKW is not an acronym, like you might think, it’s actually the manufacturer's factory serial letters. This bad boy can cover any swath of land you throw...
At the end of Hanover Street in the North End of Boston, Massachusetts an old rivalry has been brewing since 1946. A sweet, crunchy, chocolaty rivalry between Mike’s Pastry and Modern Pastry. A line has been drawn and you must choose a side. Who has the best Cannoli?
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Mike's Pastry
300 Hanover St
Boston, Massachusetts 02113
Phone: 617.742.3050
Hours: Sunday - Thursday 8a...
At the top of the hill at Boston Common you can’t miss the New Massachusetts State House with her 23K gold gilded round dome roof. In 1795 Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and William Scollay watched as 15 white horses, one for each state in the Union, pulled the cornerstone up the hill containing a time capsule. It was first...
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When A Multi-Millionaire Serves Your Child Raw Chicken: BOS, Boston Logan International Airport
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What happens when the highest paid actor in the world, worth $225 million dollars, who typically plays roles as America’s hero, none other than Mark Wahlberg, serves your kid raw chicken at his mediocre restaurant at Boston Logan International Airport, BOS? He doesn’t give you a refund, that’s what. That extra $30 is going to bump him off the...
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Boston Common with Kids: First Stop on The Freedom Trail in Boston, Massachusetts
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The first stop on the Freedom Trail is Boston Common. This 50 acre park in the center of the city has a playground, visitors center, restaurants and food trucks, frog pond and is adjacent to Boston Public Garden home of the famous swan boats and where Mr. and Mrs. Mallard make their new home with 8 baby ducklings. It...
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Our Family Trip to the The World’s Only Curious George Toy Store at Harvard Square in Boston, Massachusetts
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When we stepped out of the Subway station into Harvard Square, a giant yellow and red banner immediately caught our eye. Man in a yellow hat, red book cover, brown monkey? We had just stumbled upon The World’s Only Curious George Toy Store! Located on a corner lot, this unique building was as fun on the outside as it...
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Becoming a Vegetable Lover at Clover Food Lab with Grandma’s Secret Recipe | A Family Restaurant Review
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Is it just me, or is finding a good place to eat one of the hardest things to do when you are on vacation? Trying to find one that is organic or vegetarian and you can fuggetaboutit. But then, like hot sauce to a taco, every once in a while a trusted friend will make a recommendation to the...
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The Rice is Right with Poultry in Motion: A Family Restaurant Review of Chicken & Rice Guys in Boston, Massachusetts
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The easiest question to answer about our trip to Boston is: Where is your favorite place to eat? The answer is, Chicken & Rice Guys, every time.
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Chicken & Rice Guys
Facebook: @cnrguys | Instagram: #cnrguys | Twitter: @cnrguys
Various Locations
Washington Street, Bedford Street, Salem Street
Boston and Medford, MA
Phone: 617-903-8538
Hours: Vary from 11a - 7p
This little joint started out...
When we figured out that Harvard, the Harvard, was only one stop away, the first time we rode the Red Line on the T in Boston, Massachusetts, we knew it was time for our kids first college visit! We were planning on visiting Harvard University while we were in Boston, but seeing the name in print, on the subway...
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Freedom Trail with Kids in Boston, Massachusetts: Everything You Need To Know | Following the Red Brick Road From Boston Common to Bunker Hill
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Stretching throughout the city of Boston and across the Charles River Bridge is a conspicuous brick path winding through the center of the sidewalk. This is the Freedom Trail. It doesn’t require a map, or a how to guide; it’s easy to follow and impossible to miss. It charts the course of the early settlers of Boston and the...