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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Heading South
Not only was I thrilled with the lowest gas prices I’ve seen in about 7 years, my heart was captured by the adorable Southern accents that are nonexistent on the west coast. Geographically, Virginia and West Virginia sit along the east coast, … Continue reading
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Washington
It wasn’t possible to tour the U.S. without seeing our nation’s capital. Chris had never been, and my recollection of the capital only exist as fragments of memories from a lame tour bus over a decade ago. During the planning stage of … Continue reading
Philadelphia
***Just a heads up: those who don’t know anything about or give the slightest shit about U.S. history will find tourism in Philadelphia and this blog entry to be a total bore. Just sayin’!*** After embracing two consecutive weekends of fancy drinks, gourmet food, … Continue reading
New York City
Before entering Chicago, we had the fortune of dropping off Scromp in the burbs. I was hoping we would have the same sort of luck during our stay in the city…perhaps a friend or friend of a friend who lived … Continue reading
Niagara Falls
Rather than driving across the painfully wide state of Pennsylvania straight to New York City, we opted for a shorter route north into New York for a glimpse of Niagara Falls. I had visited Niagara Falls with my family almost … Continue reading
Chicago to Pennsylvania
I asked three of my native Michigan friends what the hell there was to do in Michigan and all three responded with the same, dismal answer: Nothing. Well, nothing compared to everything else we had seen. Because there was apparently nothing … Continue reading
Chicago
Between breathtaking South Dakota and bustling Chicago, we made a stop to sleepy Iowa. Since most of the corn fields were harvested, we couldn’t witness endless fields of swaying wispy, golden corn stalks, but I at least had the opportunity to … Continue reading
Black Hills and Badlands
It was still dark and nibbling cold when we left Colorado Tuesday morning, but we had a full day of driving ahead of us: north into Wyoming, and then east into South Dakota. Our plans entailed a full day in Black Hills … Continue reading
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Tagged badlands, Black Hills National Forest, Harney Peak, Mount Rushmore
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Colorado in 3 Days
Tuesday, October 28th was our arrival goal for Black Hills National Forest, South Dakota, which gave us 3 whole days to spend in Northern Colorado. Having never been to Colorado before, we were both eager to check out the mile-high city highly regarded … Continue reading