Baltimore Shiver
The pigeons looked cold and they validated my shivering.
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Market, fossils, spirits, oysters
Our second day based in Annapolis, Will and I hit the weekend Amish market in the morning. Once inside we had fun with the shelves and shelves full of what looked like hand-packaged, natural items. Possibly it was no fresher than going to the grocery store, but it was a great atmosphere. The place was […]
Read More Market, fossils, spirits, oystersDelaware and Chesapeake Bay
Sorry for bombarding you with sunset photos, but it was a spectacular sunset.
Read More Delaware and Chesapeake BayTeaching in Annapolis
I had never seen the town and they insisted I would love it.
Read More Teaching in AnnapolisNew England Doors
I neglected my doors post! As if fourteen billion posts from my New England trip wasn’t enough, I also took photos of doors, which I obviously can’t resist, and they have been patiently waiting in a “Doors” folder on my desktop. Finally, the time is upon us! Please take a look at the collection of […]
Read More New England DoorsCambridge Graffiti Alley
On my very last day on the East Coast in May (you thought I would never get to the end of this journey, huh?), my plane left in the afternoon so we had the morning to explore. We walked from our downtown Boston hotel to a bakery and one of us spotted a travel trailer […]
Read More Cambridge Graffiti AlleyCliff Walk and Wolf Hill
I love the heat, so I thought the perfect activity would be a long, tough hike.
Read More Cliff Walk and Wolf HillSlater Mill in Pawtucket
Will and I spent a day in his hometown of Pawtucket, Rhode Island. On my visits to Pawtucket before, I had noticed Slater Mill, and knew it was a historic building of some kind, and thought it was pretty and wanted to take a look. Will agreed that it was a place that should be […]
Read More Slater Mill in PawtucketSo much Newport, Part II
Heading into Memorial Day weekend, Will and I visited Fort Adams State Park. The timing was serendipitous and we benefitted by being able to see a Boots on the Ground for Heroes Memorial, put on by Operation Stand Down Rhode Island. As we walked inside the walls of the fort, we saw a memorial display […]
Read More So much Newport, Part IISo much Newport, Part I
The tour guide would explain it with different words!
Read More So much Newport, Part I