Bordentown Days Inn
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Day 21 - Recuperation
... electricity and internet. So we went at around 12. When we got there, we ate lunch and some of us went down to the High School field to play football. But me and one of my friends came back early, with the dog. We stayed there until 6, when we left and came to Bordentown. We watched TV for some time and then ate dinner. After a while, I got bored and went to bed.
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Old friends reunited
... of nearby colleges), under a number a pretty bridges and all the way up to East Falls (which stopped being a waterfall when they dammed the river at the Water Works). It was a nice picturesque ride with few hills, so was easy on the legs. On the way back we detoured into the Laurel Hill Cemetery, which is perched atop a hill overlooking the river.
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The City of Brotherly Love
... alive though. Into a room where they have bronze statues of all the signers of the Constitution, which was kind of cool. It was here I learnt that everyone in America in the 1700s had the same nose. The more you know.
They really like Ben Franklin here by the way, he's pretty much their version of...James Cook? Helen Clark? Buck Shelford? Let's go with Edmund Hilllary. Oddly, they didn't preserve his house, and instead have a "Ghost" structure of it where it used to ...
The Cluster of all time!
... ill shoot for the nitty gritty to save some time. Imagine your a wedding cake maker. And people come and say i just want a beautiful cake. Make me whatever you want as long as its beautiful. Then imagine you are a wedding cake maker and people come to you for sugar cookies. You can make sugar cookies, youve done it before and it looks good but maybe u just dont do them cause wedding cakes are your passion. Well im the cookie maker in this situation. Now ...
Mst Hstrc Chair Mst Hstrc Room Mst Hstrc Building
... Ground, more churches, the Betsy Ross House, Elfreth's Alley, Christ Church and then I walked across a bridge to Penn's Landing and got some good views of the river and looking back at the city. By this time I was pretty starving so I headed back to Society Hill to find the Artful Dodger Beef and Ale House. I passed the old City Tavern, which was THE place to come back in the day. It looked pretty expense and the servers were in the period. I had forgotten exactly ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services