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Travel Blogs from Edgewood

Baltimore

A travel blog entry by jjmccarthy90

Adam came to State College on Thursday and we went out. Friday morning we left for Baltimore to visit Colin. Brendan met up and we went to Go Go on Saturday night. The band that plays at indigo on Wednesday.

Stayed in Bel Air at Colin's house. His Dad got us a ...

Birthdays and Other Things

A travel blog entry by kateri.gruber

... to policies and requirements of the program. We did get out and tour the area in our giant 15 passenger vans and even visted Havre de Grace, which apparently was in the running for state capitol way back when. I also managed to walk across campus with only taking two wrong turns. Victory! I'll have to do some more exploring this weekend.

Well, that's all for now! Thank you all for the well-wishes and birthday wishes, and I'll try to keep in touch! ...

Randy and Bobby, the boy that is ME

A travel blog entry by longbeard

... so I emptied my packets of the medicine bottles that were filled with joints. Randy said, "Walk slowly," and so we did, and we entered into the mall. The police must so saw our peculiar behavior, and they decided to scope out our area. Once they found prescription bottles stuffed with weed and joins thy followed and pulled us to the side. "Are these yours," said one of the officials. I replied, "No," and shook my head. He said, "Lets talk about this," and then Randy and I ...

Sleeping in

A travel blog entry by justinjones

... that mistake again tomorrow), dinner was filet tips and mushrooms and a local beer at a pub.

Talked to a couple Danish programmers about USA vs. Denmark. They said the only bad thing about Denmark is the 186% tax on cars ("when you buy a car in Denmark, you buy two cars for the government").
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Our vacation started at 3:16 pm

A travel blog entry by njbeaglemom

... in Baltimore for a couple of reasons—1) It extended our vacation by one night and 2) we could do a stay and cruise package that was only $30 more than the cost of parking at the pier. We chose the Admiral Fell Inn. This Historic Hotel of America actually consists of seven different
buildings dating back to the 1770’s. Over the years the Inn has served
as a ship chandlery, a theater, a boarding house for sailors and later,
a ...