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And We're Off...

A travel blog entry by dblegldave

We were up early on Friday, March 22, about 4:30 in order to be out the door by 5:30. I find if we give Kevin a time to do things or have things done, he responds better. You know, dressed by 5:15, finish eating by 5:20, teeth brushed by 5:25 and out the door by 5:30. Plan worked well. We were actually out the door at 5:31 am.

Bryan will …

An Eventful 24 Hours

A travel blog entry by dblegldave

Well, I thought I was done last night when I signed off. Guess I wasn't. At last writing, Laura and Kevin went down to the pool to swim while Sandy read and I blogged. About an hour or so after they left to swim, Kevin came up to the room "by himself." Very odd. He said Laura needed another key. We inquired where Laura was. Kevin said she was …

Palestine, Perth and Philadelphia Freedom

A travel blog entry by greg.catlin.9

... Horse we drink some beers and discuss all the funny laws in the US around drinking. In Pennsylvania spirits and wine can only be sold by government owned liquor shops. Beer is available widely elsewhere. 21 is the drinking age limit. Anyone with two underage drinking convictions is ineligible to hold a Pennsylvania teachers licence. Crazy.

Kevin and Lana find us and buy another beer. Aghhh enough already. At two I brave the streets of Philadelphia to walk the 15 ...

Welcome to my travel blog.

A travel blog entry by rahna1

... visiting at least Venice and a few lesser known areas of Italy. I'm trying to avoid the touristy areas, the prices are to high and it's easy to get robbed. Maybe Munich too depending if I can learn enough German to be able to find the train station.

I don't leave until January 15th so expect at least weekly blog posts than. I think the whole idea of a blog is easier, ...

The streets of Philadelphia

A travel blog entry by lesleyrose

... and beanies so I was really thrilled. Like I said in my earlier Facebook status update - I was so over looking at least halfway presentable and instead I now had to focus on survival. So it was scarf, gloves, beanie and snap-on earmuffs and I was good to go. I dashed back to the hotel, grabbed my bags and shot through to the Greyhound station. And here I am - en route to New York on my last Greyhound bus ride of my month long Trans American journey. It's just ...

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