Days Inn Hagerstown

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Wilma and I go for some knitting supplies ;-)

A travel blog entry by isabelle134

... to drink... beer ;-)

This morning I also planned part of the rest of my trip.

I found "Bingen", a little town along the Columbia river (which is also the border between the states of Oregon and Washington), 1 hour to the east of Portland, close to the woods. I booked a hostel there, and I think that if the weather is sunny, it will be marvellous. Cold but marvellous ;-) And if the weather is bad, ...

Life is more than just a cup of CAPPUCCINO'

A travel blog entry by annierose

... size: 11px; line-height: 16.5px;">Well, I presume it’s gonna be BORING…dull, humdrum, tiresome - - - for coffee whether brewed, latte or decaf to one’s life, is like having the spice that can shape up a day and go about another. We need zest! We need flavors, excitement! We need inspiration! – we need all of these from people who spice up our life. I am not that so choosy with coffee as much as I am with people in my life…but this time around, I know ...

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

A travel blog entry by pregester

... roads were closed due to flooding. We had just finished dinner when we lost electric. And I have to say that it is very dark in the mountains! My brother's house sits on the side on a mountain about 200 feet above a meadow and Tom's Creek. The meadow was already flooding and the creek was above the banks. Because of the location of the house we could not feel the wind BUT we could hear it. The tops of the tree were ...

Gettysburg PA

A travel blog entry by idahotraveler

We left West Point on Sunday and made the 245+ miles to Gettysburg. Fortunately we had good roads and good weather. We are all getting pretty good at planning our travels. I am the official navigator with the GPS. Sometimes we do not always agree with the route the GPS chooses for us so we compare to our many maps....Road Atlas and a state map if we are lucky to get one. We have ...

A Glance of Negotiation

A travel blog entry by 14alexanderh

... The two men did not exactly want to agree - on anything. Carter’s perseverance provided an amazing opportunity for these countries. This agreement would later lead to the two representatives from Egypt and Israel, Anwar El Sadat and Menachem Begin, to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

The idea ...