I spent Columbus Day weekend in Boston, visiting with some family and friends and seeing my adorable goddaughter. My last visit with her was two years ago, so she has changed and grown a lot! We spent a rainy Saturday at a cute French bistro in Back Bay and taking a rainy walk through Boston Public Garden.
Fall in Colorado is gorgeous, but the foliage really can't hold a candle to New England's bright reds and oranges. The fall colors weren't in full swing in Boston yet, but there were enough red leaves around to delight this Denver girl.
Since I knew rain was in the forecast, I packed my trusty
Hunter boots and stayed warm and dry in the wet weather. I wrote a
review about these boots a couple years ago, and I love them just as much now as I did then. They have lasted me through hundreds of miles of walking through puddles and slush, and they've been consistently comfortable, even in chilly temperatures. I particularly like this
Savoy style from Hunter because they are styled more like riding boots than traditional galoshes (I like the
Sandhurst and
Carlyle styles, too), and they have a light quilted lining inside that helps keep my feet from getting too hot or cold.
I'll leave you with a pic of the brightest, prettiest fall foliage in Boston Public Garden and my favorite little lady at brunch at
Bistro du Midi.
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