After a long day of doing food truck stuff, I decided to go have dinner at
Sports, Spirits and Steaks, a bar restaurant in the town of North Reading.
Before that, I decided to do some sightseeing in the town of Melrose, heading first to
Lewis Monk Memorial Park, which has views of Ell Pond.

Next, I went on a short hike up to
High Rock, the trailhead located at the end of West Hill Terrace. The rough path I took, due to the presence of so many side trails that I had to just focus on going up and up and up to get to the rocky outcrop with a decent view of the Boston skyline, is shown below in pink.
The views from the top follow.

From here, I headed into Lynnfield, visiting a few places

Pillings Pond,
~538 Summer Street
before heading into North Reading, visiting a few more places there
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Town Common, Park Street and Haverhill Street |

before finally heading for dinner. The restaurant itself was pretty void of people when I arrived. I got down to ordering immediately, having a lot of money to use on my Groupon. I got the Garden Chili (ground beef, beans and Southwestern spices, Topped with shredded cheese, sour cream and a stack of tortilla chips) for my soup, the Buffalo Bleu Chicken Skins (Crispy potato skins topped with a delicious blend of buffalo chicken, shredded cheese & bacon bits baked to a golden brown and drenched in homemade bleu cheese dressing) and Coconut Shrimp (Crispy shrimp tempura, lightly battered and rolled in fresh coconut shavings, served with secret dipping sauce) for appetizers, the El Tiante Chicken Fajita Torpedo (Chicken tenderloins with tomatoes, peppers, onions & fajita spices, covered in Cheddar & Monterey Jack cheeses) for my main dish, and the 6 Layers of Chocolate Cake (Colossal layer upon layer of dark, moist chocolate cake sandwiched between the silkiest smooth chocolate filling and topped with chunks of chocolate) for dessert.
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Garden Chili |
Moreover, after leaving the place for home, I have since realized that I left my precious binder back at the restaurant. Guess I need to go back there again tomorrow.
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