Our hotel was near King St. which is the shopping and dining mecca of the historic section. We ate but we didn't shop. What a lovely day, with more to come on the morrow.
Thursday, November 5, 2020
Our hotel was near King St. which is the shopping and dining mecca of the historic section. We ate but we didn't shop. What a lovely day, with more to come on the morrow.
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