Fine Dining
We ate a lot of pasta and pizza, but we also enjoyed lots of tasty restaurants and treats. Here's a sampling:
Subway in D.C.
Breakfast (& tent drying) at the Ithaca Walmart
Pasta at Seneca lake...one of many pasta meals
Tacos at a rest stop on our way to the Adirondacks
A half gallon of ice cream, one spoonful at a time...at a gas station in the Adirondacks
Delicious Indian food in Hanover, New Hampshire
Shopping in New Hampshire for more supplies for our suitcase pantry
Dinner at our campsite in New Hampshire
"Lobster Tracks" ice cream in Maine
Lunch in Acadia
Lobster roll, lobster mac n cheese, and seafood chowder in Maine
Oyster crackers were as close as Dillon got to eating seafood
Refilling our suitcase pantry...again
Another rest stop pasta picnic
Breakfast in Harvard Yard
900 degree pizza in Boston
Polishing off another half gallon of ice cream one spoonful at a time...and drying our swimsuits...on Cape Cod
Lunch at the cemetery in New Haven...mmmm...blueberry eyeballs
Dinner with family in New Jersey...we tried hard, but we didn't meet Aunt Janet's goal of no leftovers!
Picnic lunch on Ellis Island. How often do you get to eat with Lady Liberty in the background?
Mckay declared this pesto green bean lasagna the best lasagna he'd ever eaten.
Dillon's face correctly captures how he felt about Dim Sum in Chinatown...but he tried it anyway!
The best part of the Dim Sum was having Ritika's family with us!
Those of us who still felt hungry after Dim Sum, snarfed a slice of pizza to hold them over.
Our last meal was the picnic we'd packed for the airplane ride home: PB&J or hummus on bread, with berries we bought in Chinatown, apples sliced with a dull airplane knife, and all the dried fruit, crackers, cookies and peanuts that we'd been carrying around throughout the last few days of our trip.
Subway in D.C.
Breakfast (& tent drying) at the Ithaca Walmart
Pasta at Seneca lake...one of many pasta meals
Tacos at a rest stop on our way to the Adirondacks
A half gallon of ice cream, one spoonful at a time...at a gas station in the Adirondacks
Delicious Indian food in Hanover, New Hampshire
Shopping in New Hampshire for more supplies for our suitcase pantry
Dinner at our campsite in New Hampshire
"Lobster Tracks" ice cream in Maine
Lunch in Acadia
Lobster roll, lobster mac n cheese, and seafood chowder in Maine
Oyster crackers were as close as Dillon got to eating seafood
Refilling our suitcase pantry...again
Another rest stop pasta picnic
Breakfast in Harvard Yard
900 degree pizza in Boston
Polishing off another half gallon of ice cream one spoonful at a time...and drying our swimsuits...on Cape Cod
Lunch at the cemetery in New Haven...mmmm...blueberry eyeballs
Dinner with family in New Jersey...we tried hard, but we didn't meet Aunt Janet's goal of no leftovers!
In NYC...more yummy Indian food. Dillon tried new and adventurous things both times!
Picnic lunch on Ellis Island. How often do you get to eat with Lady Liberty in the background?
Mckay declared this pesto green bean lasagna the best lasagna he'd ever eaten.
Dillon's face correctly captures how he felt about Dim Sum in Chinatown...but he tried it anyway!
The best part of the Dim Sum was having Ritika's family with us!
Those of us who still felt hungry after Dim Sum, snarfed a slice of pizza to hold them over.
Our last meal was the picnic we'd packed for the airplane ride home: PB&J or hummus on bread, with berries we bought in Chinatown, apples sliced with a dull airplane knife, and all the dried fruit, crackers, cookies and peanuts that we'd been carrying around throughout the last few days of our trip.
After all that pasta, did you all start speaking with exaggerated hand gestures?
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