BOVA THE MOON ...halfmoon

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The oldest residential community in the country, Boston’s North End has become home to an array of Italian themed restaurants unlike anything you’ve ever seen, .......unless your nearest city has a “little Italy” too, which it probably does.

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Originally developed in 1630’s on the Shawmut peninsula, the North End had been the center of commerce and cordage making operations and is now a major tourist attraction. Paul Revere’s actual house is here (b.y.o.Horsie and Quart of beer for all you BKLN types), as is the “always open”, Bova’s Bakery .

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The corner of Prince and Salem streets is a popular late night lyft/uber destination, especially in the summer. The north end was not designed for cars, so the high percentage of one-way streets make for a challenging drive and a complicated maze.

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There is no parking ever, except for valet parking, so for most people, accessing the treasure trough requires some walking. The walk, aside from counteracting the inevitable and imminent caloric intake, doubles as the perfect setting for twisting one up, to burn on the way to grab some gluten-glory.

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For this walk I’m exercising my liberty by choosing to roll up some De La Haze that I’m really enjoying, and a zig zag paper that I happen to have for times such as this.

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Not one to be outdone by no stinking Cannoli, I also brought out some ammo To make a dab jelly roll.

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I like to smear the distillate onto one section, and then by folding and pressing, I try to cover the whole paper, being careful to be using the paper's adhesive strip side.

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