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A travel blog entry by laurenmw

One of the earliest photographs that my parents have of me as a child has me sleeping soundly in a US Airways crib aboard a flight to London, England at only 6 months. I like to think I have had the travel bug since then! Growing up, my family traveled a lot. I don't remember ever spending a school vacation at home, in fact. This was, I realize now, an extremely great privilege and blessing that I probably took for granted at the time. So, as a young adult I have tried to take ...

Last stop in US.....

A travel blog entry by 5055west

... expect most people were working....

Giving the car back was easy, which is unusual for anything to do with Avis - but all seemed to go smoothly at the time. Now looks like our expectations have been met, since it appears like they have taken an extra payment ... ho hum.

Now about streamlining luggage. All we needed to do was get all the ...

Golf Digest 4,5 stars course

A travel blog entry by radeencup2012

Threesome a fait un arrêt au Airway Meadows GC à 30 minutes au nord d'Albany. Ce parcours ne mérite pas 4,5 étoiles...il faut croire que ceux qui ont donné ce rating au terrain devaient avoir fumé du bon stock!!!!! Demain matin, Founders Club à Penn National, première ronde de pratique avant de planter(nous le souhaitons...bravo Europe) les Américains ...

Little Ride around Town

A travel blog entry by dmarek

... decided not to ride farther into Schenectady, but to head home around the Unitarian Church and Central Park - the way I used to jog home from the Church when the kids were younger and we went there every Sunday and I co-managed the Emerson Bookshop with Jill. Going down memory lane here - I even took a photo of KAPL where I worked for a year - my first job after college.

The Rose Garden ...

Saratoga National Historical Park

A travel blog entry by thesairs

... to surrender on October 17, 1777. Under the terms of the Convention of Saratoga, Burgoyne's depleted 6,000 man army marched out of its camp 'with the Honor of war' and surrendered its arms along the Hudson River's west bank.

Thus ended one of the most decisive victories of the American Revolution. The British plan to separate the New England states from the rest of the colonies had been stopped. It would be another four years until ...