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"Okay, it’s time to go home. We considered going to Austin, Texas... Initially, the route calculated included the same way along upstate New York, before heading south. But then, we made an emergency stop... the navigation recalculated a different route. We would start moving southwest already, going down the state of New York. New York City, won’t be out of the way anymore. Hmm... And then we arrived to New York City."

"After that, we headed to Harvard. Walking inside the campus made me smile. It brought back the feeling of being a student. And Harvard Square is fun. For a moment there, I felt inspired to study in school again. I could even blend in, attested by an encounter with a stranger who asked me for directions. 😉"

"Then, we headed out for lunch. We chose a Korean restaurant along Harvard Avenue. We walked up the road to another Korean kitchen that sells corn dogs. It has a funny light box I say."

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"... finally got to our destination: Boston, Massachusetts! We booked 2 nights at the artsy Studio Allston. This hotel features many works of local artists. It’s nice, except for the stupid bathroom door. LOL..."

"Alright, it’s time for us to move again. My party is into antiques, and there’s a big shop along the way in Syracuse. It’s very big and well-curated too. We noticed how popular it is, as cars park and go every few minutes, and it has a lot of parking space. It’s the Syracuse Antique Exchange..."

"Though it’s an artificial enhancement, the lights do make for stunning views of the falls at night..."

"By the evening, we walked to Niagara Falls again so we can photograph the night scene..."

"... the oldest bakery in Western New York..."

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"Okay, it’s time to go home. We considered going to Austin, Texas... Initially, the route calculated included the same way along upstate New York, before heading south. But then, we made an emergency stop... the navigation recalculated a different route. We would start moving southwest already, going down the state of New York. New York City, won’t be out of the way anymore. Hmm... And then we arrived to New York City."

"After that, we headed to Harvard. Walking inside the campus made me smile. It brought back the feeling of being a student. And Harvard Square is fun. For a moment there, I felt inspired to study in school again. I could even blend in, attested by an encounter with a stranger who asked me for directions. 😉"

"Then, we headed out for lunch. We chose a Korean restaurant along Harvard Avenue. We walked up the road to another Korean kitchen that sells corn dogs. It has a funny light box I say."

A reminder

"... finally got to our destination: Boston, Massachusetts! We booked 2 nights at the artsy Studio Allston. This hotel features many works of local artists. It’s nice, except for the stupid bathroom door. LOL..."

"Alright, it’s time for us to move again. My party is into antiques, and there’s a big shop along the way in Syracuse. It’s very big and well-curated too. We noticed how popular it is, as cars park and go every few minutes, and it has a lot of parking space. It’s the Syracuse Antique Exchange..."

"Though it’s an artificial enhancement, the lights do make for stunning views of the falls at night..."

"By the evening, we walked to Niagara Falls again so we can photograph the night scene..."

"... the oldest bakery in Western New York..."

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