Ethan Allen Hotel Danbury

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

Leaving USA for Germany Dec 17 to visit our daughter who is studying in Bonn. While we are there we will visits some family south of Munich and also in Tubingen. We met most of them 10 years ago when we last visited. We are so looking ...

... for the girls to wake up, so I can feed them and load them up. We are so looking forward to see everyone back home.<br><br>If you can believe this...we spent the entire stay in NY with Doug's parents and even stayed a week longer than I had thought we would. I was so worried that we would be 'too much' for that long. Thelma, Doug's mom, is such a trooper and probably with good reason and much practice. LOL. You should see the number of house guests she turns over every year ...

... pouring rain, and left soaked to the skin. We had to stop at Walmart and get Sandy new shoes since hers were soaked. I took off my shoes and socks in the parking lot and drove for a couple of hours barefoot, until the rain stopped for a while and I could get dry stuff from the back of the car.<br><br>We continued on to Westport, CT, and the Black Duck Cafe. It is a bar on a barge in the river under the Interstate Highway, and it was ...

Drove from Woodbury ,Ct at 1030 am.<br>Had lunch near Newark,New Jersey.<br>Stopped at Laurel, Maryland because of leg cramps driving..Because I did not used the cruise control.<br>Stopped at Fredericksburg,Virginia for sleep.Checked in at Sleepers Inn.Economical and efficient.<br>Ate at Ponderosa Steak House for dinner

... the temperature was dropping quite rapidly. While Mel prepared dinner, Neil got chatting to the guy who owned the big motorhome behind us. His name was John and he was the Master Wine Cellar Builder, which meant that he had lots of very nice wine on board. He gave Neil a couple of bottles for us and also invited us to go round after dinner to sample some more. And so a very nice evening followed, chatting with John in his huge motorhome (the first ...

... are best to arrive as there is no one around! We zoomed right down to Times Square! IT WAS SO COOL! Very American and touristy but SOO COOL! No one was there! We basically had it to ourselves! The vibe in the air was awesome! We walked around and then headed back to our hostel. We went to bed about midnightish or 1. I wanted to get up early and head out on the town!

... had a time share near where I worked so they came over for Christmas. It was really nice to see them at Christmas and it definatley felt like Christmas with the snow and fact that it was nice and cold. During the time my parents were over we visited Boston and of course New York. Final thoughts on my year in the US I really had an amazing time in the US. I meet some freinds for life in the form of Karl and Gary and got to see quite a bit of the country as well ...

... or relatives connected to the tragedy. How much worse for those who watched the days events knowing their loved ones would never come home. September 15 The 15th was a sunny day. The President and the Mayor had said that we must not give in to terrorism. While there is grief, go out and show them that we continue our lives. Well, I'd try that train once again. Margaret was pleased to have a day to herself without my restlessness. This time, I enjoyed a perfect train ride to Grand ...