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Today, we set up a show at George Crothers School in Swarthmore, PA. We received a note ahead of time that said there would be buses in the way of our entry, so we didn't need to bother with getting there too early. Unfortunately, we only read that note on our way to the school. So, sure enough, we got there when there was a whole line of buses lining the sidewalk. Interestingly, there were dozens of handicap vans parked along the curb, too. I can understand a ...

... br><br>There is a marathon happening this weekend! I will be two days short in watching it take place. I know this town has to have a lot of bigger people due to all the food you can buy at any corner, but there are also some great runners around here as well. <br><br>I didnt even see the Liberty Bell or Edgar Allen Poe's house, which would have been amazing!! so i gotta come back. There is just so much and the architecture is amazing!<br><br>I'll be back!<br>

Hello All!<br><br>I hope the fall is treating everyone well up in New Brunswick!! <br>I leave tomorrow for Atlantic CIty and then from A.C. to Cartagena, Colombia verrrry early on Monday morning! I just wanted to give this blog a try and keep you all updated with my travels and RU recruiting adventures! Feel free to add anyone that may be interested in reading :) I will be in touch soon!<br><br>Adios!<br><br>Kate<br>

... focuses on the social and family life of the workers who operated the powder mills. Farther upstream sits Eleutherian, the home built by E.I. DuPont in 1803 and home to five generations of DuPonts. On the grounds are the carriage house, and a formal French garden that produced food for the DuPont family and the worker's family members, today the volunteers reap the benefits of these harvests.<br><br>The explosive nature of black ...

... York behind us we drove into Pennsylvania for a day at Longwood Gardens. The skies threatened rain but as we began to walk the grounds the sun broke through and we had perfect weather to explore the acres of gardens. Red t-shirts were everywhere as Phillie Phever sweeps the area.<br> <br>We spent the entire day here, and still missed one section, this is quite a treasure and we will let the photos speak for themselves.<br><br>http://www.longwoodg ardens.org/<br><br>

I just spent a month in Philly for a project. Since work and travelling ate up most my time, I didn't get to see very much of this city. My favorite restaurant here is a restaurant called Beau Monde (http://creperie-beaumonde.com/) which makes Breton-style crepes that are the best I've had outside of France ...

... outside the capital of my new home, Ukraine! So its going to definitely be a long and busy day, and I should be going to bed... Sooo, I will add some pictures later! (the hotel computer is not letting me download the pictures and my laptop is packed up..) Starting to get butterflies in my tummy, but I really think that this group of people will be extremely supportive and that it is such a relief. :)

... on going. We get to the toll booth and the sign says "NO RVs in TUNNEL". Why didn't they say that earlier? We're directed to drive thru booth 3 (which has no attendant as it's for cars with special transmitters) and the bells start ringing and lights start flashing. We hightail it out of there down the nearest exit with everybody shaking their head, including the state police. I take "Toll Roads" off as a ...

... today. The cliffs are approximately 1000 ft (300 m) thick in sections and were probably originally 1000 ft (300 m) high, approximately twice as high as they are today. ... In the 19th century, the cliffs were subject to widespread quarrying for railroad ballast, leading to local efforts to preserve the cliffs. A section of the cliffs north of Fort Lee were subsequently purchased by John D. Rockefeller, who donated them to the State for permanent preservation ...