The splendor of New England
One of the greatest advantages to living in New England is its proximity to so many other great things.
Drive an hour to the north and you are in New Hampshire, blissfully shopping tax-free or catching some powder in the white mountains. Drive a few more hours and you're in quaint sea-side village in Maine or hiking one of the Green Mountains in Vermont. And, of course, there's Boston.
There's no shortage of New England splendor to the south with Rhode Island "The Ocean State" and beautiful Connecticut.
Drive an hour to the north and you are in New Hampshire, blissfully shopping tax-free or catching some powder in the white mountains. Drive a few more hours and you're in quaint sea-side village in Maine or hiking one of the Green Mountains in Vermont. And, of course, there's Boston.
There's no shortage of New England splendor to the south with Rhode Island "The Ocean State" and beautiful Connecticut.
The Taste of Mystic
The
Taste of Mystic tickled New Englander's taste buds for the second time
in August with over 30 local restaurants serving up an array of
delectable food and drink in historic downtown Mystic, CT.
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This-a-way!
Tickets for The Taste of Mystic are $1 each. Most items range from 1-6 tickets each.
Street view of The Taste of Mystic
Beachside Catering - Little Neck Clams on Half Shell.
Cedars
Steak House - Petite Filet Mignon and Shrimp with Gorgonzola Bacon
Cream and Balsamic Glaze. At $6 each, this was one of the priciest items
of the day - but definitely well worth it.
High Rollers Luxury Lanes & Lounge - Buffalo Chicken Rangoons with Crispy Fried Blue Cheese, Celery and Hot Sauce.
The Shrine booth
The Shrine - Lobster Rangoons with Sweet Soy.
The Fisherman - From left to right: Crab Cake Stuffed Mushrooms,Tomato Basil Bisque with Grilled Cheese Croutons.
Beautiful New England atmosphere
Olde Tymes Restaurant - Strawberry Shortcake
*Originally published on my previous blog: Live, Laugh, Eat New England.
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