Interested in traveling to Boston? If you are, you really will want to check out Trusted Tours and Attractions. They have some of the best deals for traveling there, including a number of Boston tours that would suit most anyoneÂ’s idea of a vacation. Frankly, I wish I had known about them a few years ago when my wife and I made a trip there for a getaway weekend. We would have done more in a more coherent fashion than we accomplished in our time there, because there are lots of interesting things to do in Boston.

However, we did have a couple of amusing experiences while in the Boston area, though not in Boston proper. We decided to take a drive up the coast, through New Hampshire and into Maine. The amusing part about it was the drive back down a two-lane highway. As we entered Seabrook, New Hampshire, we began seeing signs pointing towards a nuclear power plant. Now normally that would not have been something to attract our attention, except for the fact that we had recently moved into our house in Seabrook, Texas. We managed to get a picture of ourselves taken for that yearÂ’s Christmas card, standing in front of a sign reading SEABROOK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. Yeah, we have a weird sense of humor.

The other bit of fun was seeking out Ken’s Steakhouse for dinner our last night in Boston. A 30 mile drive for steak – just because my wife likes their salad dressing! But still, it made for a neat anniversary dinner.

The folks at Trusted Tours and Attractions don’t just do Boston – they can help you see the best sites in many cities. For example, they can arrange for you to have a trip to one of my favorite childhood haunts, the San Diego zoo, or the many wonderful sites in Washington, DC. They have lot’s of great family vacation ideas!

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