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cool, I could fly Tuesday
Daughter will be recovering from the concert Monday night.

Leaf peepers abound.   Won't be cheap.  Book sooner rather than later the  lodging and any rental car.

thanks for the tips

yes, gotta start in Boston with the ex-in-laws

I will look into flight home from Bangor

supposedly, peak fall colors timeframe - which is fine, I'm color blind, but will appreciate the effort

My daughter has vacationed in Maine the past couple of Septembers

I'll follow her lead unless she wants a tip

Then I''l suggest yours

Back in Madrid for week. 🇪🇸

Last year, for my first trip to Madrid, my hotel was to the south of Retiro Park near the Atocha train station. The neighborhood appeared uniformly working class, with cab drivers congregating together to smoke alongside their parked vehicles, café bars serving rounds of pitchers to construction workers getting off shift, and in the windows of four and five floors of apartments waved laundry and Real Madrid soccer banners. This year I’m staying to the north in more of a business corridor. The sidewalks are wider, trees divide the main streets, and plaza grounds separate the much taller corporate towers. The area continuing north along the Paseo de la Castellana is home to the Área de Negocios de las Cuatro Torres (Four Towers Business Area), a prominent business park and modern skyline district. Home to Spain’s four tallest skyscrapers, with each topping between 700 and 800 feet high and completed between 2007 and 2009 (with a fifth tower finished in 2021). Construction on the original four towers began in 2004 after the city redeveloped Real Madrid's former training grounds into one of Europe’s few modern skyscraper districts.