Bought a new book

A Previous one was the catalyst for a cross country ride.
This one is : A revolutionary War Road Trip on US Route 20 by Raymond C Houghton
This trip starts in New York and ends in Boston.

Should I take pictures?

Back when I was still a school boy I lived across the river from the Old Boston Gardens. Didn't hear a thing when they had a concert there but when the Bruins played you could hear the noise on the other side. The City of Boston is insane to drive in. A motorcycle is a level of fear that I can't sustain for too long. May do this backward and give myself a few days with a pop home each night. Things have changed so much it is amazing. Breeds hill still looks the same (Bunker) they have been calling it. Bahstn never stands still. Wonder if the Navy Yard will let me park my bike...

When I did the Epic Ride, I hit Boston at about 6:30-7:00 PM. It got dark about the time I came out of the big tunnel that goes under a lot of downtown. I rode on to south of Providence so I could be at Twisted Throttle by 9AM the next day. It was a huge relief to get out of town!

The Big Dig put a lot of highway underground :https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.massdot.state.ma.us/Portals/8/Images/bigdig/completion_lg.jpeg&imgrefurl=http://www.massdot.state.ma.us/highway/TheBigDig.aspx&h=1132&w=951&tbnid=Vg66qhVn-dYBFM:&tbnh=186&tbnw=156&usg=__3a8gQzRfHGHA5SaX_ynfSoakCeI=&vet=10ahUKEwiavLXel5jWAhVMOCYKHZ8LBOYQ_B0ItAEwEw..i&docid=bYRVT2-gCbBf2M&itg=1&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiavLXel5jWAhVMOCYKHZ8LBOYQ_B0ItAEwEw&ei=YOmzWZqMIczwmAGfl5CwDg Lived many more years in New York city than the two in Boston. Always happy to leave and would be enjoying myself again in short order on return. The cost of parking in Boston always knocks my socks off.