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Lymington Market & Beaulieu motor museum

We spent the day exploring New Forest, in two important locations.

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Runnymede, Odiham, Downton

After honoring the document that inspired democracies around the world, Margaret and I got to meet Derrick and Jackie.

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Waterworks Park Annapolis – Part 1

A scheduling snafu on the last day in April resulted in me having an entire day to kill in Maryland before my flight left for England at 9:30 pm.

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April 5th Hands Off

I don’t think this will have any effect on our administration, but I know it will have an effect on the people.

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The Real Farmer, Ian Hayman

Ian Hayman, the quirky farmer, led us through our next adventure on the shores of Lake Pukaki.

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Hiking Rangitoto Island Loop

We had many hours to kill, and pent up energy from having spent an eternity on airplanes.

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Bend’s Desert Museum

The High Desert Museum in Bend is a large, high quality museum in a small, central Oregon town.

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Hotlanta

We extended our trip by 24 hours in order to experience more of Atlanta.

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Atlanta from Up High and Down Low

I was able to see Atlanta from a sky-high observation deck, and then from an underground time capsule.

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Centennial Olympic Park

Atlanta built a park to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Olympic games.

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