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Woodrow Wilson
... I was at today. It’s funny; I forgot to tell him I was leaving again! I guess I am just on the road to often.
My advice to the future president is that if you want to win this election then you have to be smarter than your opponent. In this year's election I think Obama should win but it’s up to the american people who want in office. My advice for Romney is to know more facts about your issue that ...
Mountains trees and snow
... ranged from 2400ft to 3500ft - high enough that there was still a far bit of snow around. The temp outside was a good 15 degrees C so the kids were out in the snow in T-shirts and in Kerrin's case barefoot as well!!
Linda developed a bladder infection they day before - the home remedy of drinking lots of water meant that we kept having to make pitstops....One of these, at ...
The Two Minute Tour of Shenandoah & Baltimore
... travellers. The bubble travellers, and the do it yourself. The bubble travellers is an easy way to travel, everything is done for you. You just turn up. Sometime you might feel like you are a herd of cattle being pulled and pushed in every direction, but the benefit of that is that you don’t need to think, or worry about where you eat or sleep, and you trust the information that is given to you. The other type of travelling, "the do it ...
Luray Caverns and Antonio's Pizza
... group tour! Hunger struck and we headed off to town for pizza. Crust was great but the company was better. Finally arrived back at the Farm and spent the later part of the evening in the outdoor hot tub with sisters and husbands. We hatched a corporate plan for our nascent business, SPP (can't reveal the name yet ...
The Skyline Drive
... we decided not to bother. Maybe if we had arrived early in the day it would have been better, although it was very expensive.
For much of the trip back the rail track ran alongside the road. There were several spurs, including quite a large one that led to an area where there seemed to be about 100 trucks from various companies - it was the Coors Brewing Company! We didn't see a single train though.
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