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Home sweet home. . . .

A travel blog entry by ohiolair

We are prepping for the trip, even though it is still two weeks away. Christmas will be shortly after we return, so there is added stuff to do before we sail. The Tuxes are being aired, the luggage has been brought up and we'll start to pull out the cruise cloths shortly. I am so looking forward to just getting ...

Adios, USA! Hola, Argentina!

A travel blog entry by beebcity

... we should have completely left. Though we are both looking forward to these next several months we can't help but feel a bit of mourning as our New York chapter comes to an end. As many of you know, once our trip is done we will be immediately relocating to the San Francisco Bay area. Good-bye hipsters, hello granola and ...

Fun at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

A travel blog entry by gailj

... had run out. We had to get our stuff at the hotel and hit the road. We had a 6 hour drive to Chicago ahead of us. We were surprised that we didn't even make it half way through the R & R, before having to leave and we were there over 5 hours.

I think another visit is order. Perhaps some time, take in a baseball game and finish up at the R & R. Sounds like a great way to spend a summer weekend.
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28th National Park

A travel blog entry by gailj

After our overnight stop in DuBois, Pennsylvania, we headed out early for Ohio. Teri & I were determined this road trip to stop at the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. We learned about it on our previous road trip to Washington DC 5 years before, but were unable to stop that time. We were determined to stop this time, especially since we planned to stay in Cleveland. The park is about 1 hours drive south of ...

Cleveland or bust

A travel blog entry by wickedtravelers

... or get it and said, "I just thought they were dressed weird." Hilarious. Anyway, we did get more into "Amish territory" where we stopped at a farm. It was really fun. They had a number of homemade foods from pies to jams to snacks and everything pickled you could ever want. They had flowers and pumpkins. In a different building, they had livestock and were also selling puppies plus homemade goods like small furniture, baskets, etc. I felt like such a city person because I am ...

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