The ongoing saga of a programmer who doesn't live in Boston, nor does he even like Boston, but yet named his weblog/journal “The Boston Diaries.”
Go figure.
Bunny and I had dinner at The Stable Café, which is located in the former stables of Biltore House. We had a night time tour planned and we decided to have dinner there on the estate before the tour.
![[Darn it! I can never remember to take a picture of dinner prior to eating it. Oh well, another in a long line of empty dinner plates.]](/2018/10/01/Dinner.jpg "Darn it! I can never remember to take a picture of dinner prior to eating it. Oh well, another in a long line of empty dinner plates.")
The food was quite good and given the location,
![[It's hard to believe that we're not at some French chateau sipping fine wine and eating Brie.]](/2018/10/01/House.jpg "It's hard to believe that we're not at some French chateau sipping fine wine and eating Brie.")
the price was very reasonable.
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