Baltimore Shiver
The pigeons looked cold and they validated my shivering.
Read More Baltimore ShiverMarket, 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, oystersMaryland doors
I think there is room for Thanksgiving Day to be a good holiday.
Read More Maryland doorsDelaware and Chesapeake Bay
Sorry for bombarding you with sunset photos, but it was a spectacular sunset.
Read More Delaware and Chesapeake BayCats of Jordan
Before I left Jordan I was planning a blog post of just cats. Here it is. You’re welcome.
Read More Cats of JordanDoors in Jordan
I found some great doors in Jordan.
Read More Doors in JordanLast day in Amman
On our final day in the country, we tried to do the things we hadn’t done yet.
Read More Last day in AmmanUmm Qais
To my eyes, not enough of Gadara has been excavated.
Read More Umm QaisDead Sea mud and Jesus stuff
Forgive my feigned nonchalance in the title of this post. It was our joke of the morning, but we were humbled by afternoon. Read on to find out what I mean. Forgive me also for the extraordinary length of this post, and I hope you can find the time to read the whole thing because […]
Read More Dead Sea mud and Jesus stuffDriving to the Dead Sea
Margaret’s house survived, but we spent days worrying.
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