Boston Bound

Jackolantern Spectacular, Providence

Providence

Boston Harbour

Inside Harvard

World series fever around Boston Common

Boston, the kinda place you could see yourself living, and like NY, you know you would be stupid to ever think you could afford to live there. Pity all the world series games were played in St Louis while we were there,and when we left they played the final game at Fenway Park and of course the Red Sox won. Oh and the sass of Harvard students - those folks are damn proud to be there,

on the rhode again

Meig Point Beach

Mystic Cemetary. What a place to spend your final days.

Giant seagull waiting for a chippy and some clam chowder

Driving out of NYC was one of the scarier moments of the trip, but such a treat to go through some gorgeous seaside towns. Definately promotes road trippin rather than going through stuffy airports. Some black and white shots survived!! Our destination for the first day was to get to New Haven, home of Yale University. Its amazing to see when you go out to a local bar or pizza place students in their Yale sweaters proudly displaying their brains and daddy's cheque book while they swish back their hair. I probably would be obnoxious too if I got accepted to such a fancy pants school. 

We ate gigiantic pizzas at one of New Haven's famous apizza joints - Sali's - which is constantly at war for the original and the best witha  place opened prior, owned by Sali's uncle. Even better was the running baseball world series score updates in Jersey accents. 

Next - Boston! 

Brooklyn, Queens, and the Queens of Brooklyn

                                                    

                                                                    That first glimpse of the sexiest city on earth

On our corner of Driggs Ave. 

Ejecta @ CMJ

Half the reason for heading back to Brooklyn - meeting this tiny cake Genius at Momofuku Milk Bar

Right in the middle of Chelsea, an artist takes over a Servo.

Chicken and mac n cheese at Pies and Thighs. Words cannot describe the deliciousness.

Mother flippin Shake Shack. No burger will ever come close to the perfectness.

Busy Brooklyn from above.

Would you ride a wooden roller coaster from the 20's?

Witnessing the NY Giants ending their losing streak against the Minnesota Vikings. Pure American pride on show.

So the blog hiatus has ended! got the rest of my films developed from the trip and a few extras and lets just say a heap of photos didn't work out. So for New York you are stuck with my phone photos.

Man I ruddy love New York. Walking around Williamsburg almost makes you angry how cool it is and how practically impossible it is to get a Visa to stay any longer than 90 days. We ate delicious things, got to meet up with some friends and see come CMJ shows and Questlove from The Roots play his Thursday night Brooklyn Bowl show Bowl Train. I got shaky knees getting to meet and assemble vanillary cakes with Christina Tosi at the Momofuku Milkbar HQ and generally just loved pretending that we were New Yorkers in our perfectly positioned apartment. Oh and attending an NFL game was pretty rediculous - at one time trying to hide the fact I was crying with laughter listening to a father and son from Jersey heckle each other and then hiding tears of happiness when a Soldier was reunited with his family on the field who thought he was coming home from service in a year.

Oh and I got the op shopping deal of my life in Bushwick after a dumpling mission in Queens. 

Our next mission was to pick up a rental car on the edge of the city and drive - yes I said drive - upstate and as far as Montreal.