Subway Knitter ...not afraid to knit in public
Between the UPS trucks, look what I spotted today on Columbus Avenue:
Nashoba Bakery's Slow Rise Café, 268 Columbus Avenue. It's very close to Back Bay, just use the Clarendon Street exit, walk south, and take a right at the lights. You can't miss it.
How exciting, and not only for the KIPing opportunities (I happen to think that Nashoba's bread is yummy). I wonder how long this has been open. Certainly more than six months, otherwise I would (or should) have known about this place.
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jump to the comment formOh my golly -- their food is SO good. We ate in a different Nashoba Bakery when we visited Boston two years ago ...it was along a creek (river?). We found that place while hunting down yarn shops in the suburbs.
It's been open for a while, I pass it when I ride my bike to work.
MM, I've been meaning to check out the west concord cafe.
I love walking near a bakery, the air smells so delicous and comfortable.
I miss having a bakery in our town. The grocery store kind just isn't the same.
Did you see the OH! cable network promo? A girl subway knitting/ boy watching with flirty interest. Sweater she's knitting grows row by row and then shows his sweater unravelling...her yarn used to be his sweater. Says Made for women. I thought of you :)
Mmmm. And outdoor knitting potential, too.
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