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Nuclearer submarines to the Pilgrims Landing

A travel blog entry by s_jontheroad

What a fun day. We took off in the morning for the Nautilus. Tooks a tour of the submarine and the museum there. It was very interesting. Then we took off for Plymouth Rock.

it is very hard for me to understand why anyone would want to live in a submarine. the spaces are so tight the only good thing about them is they have the best food for any of the services. So living hundreds of feet under the water ...

Plymouth, MA

A travel blog entry by jaredandjen

... histories of the people who lived in the colony in 1627. We were able to explore the re-created homes, gardens, fields, storehouses, animal pens and work areas of the original town. It was kind of cool to talk to these people and get the stories of the people who actually did live in the colony. They were all busy working as we walked around. Some were cooking dinner, sewing, and working in the gardens. We also enjoyed all the furniture ...

History coming back to life

A travel blog entry by nerea

... You'll have to fight your way through the hundreds of visitors to snap a photo! Short outside the main area of the town, you can't miss Plimoth Plantation. It's not a museum, it's a recreation of how a XVII century settlement would look like, with two villages (that of the settlers and that of the natives), farms, crafts' laboratories etc. Here and there, you'll find people wearing typical clothes, showing you ...

Today I don't feel like doing aaanything

A travel blog entry by vickymack

... told is we get to have a coming of age ceremony for ellen while we are at camp cause she has been here for 13 years. Jewish people usually have it at age 13... Can't rememer what it's called though! Haha.
After dinner we just did the basic sitting around playing ping pong and watching telly trying to learn everyones names :p
Tomorrow all the other ...

June 6, 2011

A travel blog entry by mcgovern

... while the girls played. Having a 1 full time vegetarian (Katelyn) and a second part-time (she is again today) vegetarian (Emma) makes cooking especially challenging on the road. I can't just grill chicken breast or fish...I need to make sure I have veggie burgers or something similar which will give them their protein. It is manageable, but a challenge! We had a good dinner and went to sleep by 10:30 to prepare for ...

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