Residence Inn By Marriott Danbury

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

Leaving USA for Germany Dec 17 to visit our daughter who is studying in Bonn. While we are there we will visits some family south of Munich and also in Tubingen. We met most of them 10 years ago when we last visited. We are so looking ...

... an extended stay. LOL...anyway, it was great fun to get to watch the girlies play with their grandparents. We are so grateful for letting us stay with you. Thank you. <br><br>Some of the highlights of our NY stay included a visit to Constitution Island across the Hudson River from West Point, where we visited a Revolutionary Military Camp where 'the great chain' that spanned the river form West Point was staked to, preventing British troops from accessing the upper Hudson Valley. We ...

... word. This place was over the top. This guy really did have a complex. Everything is oversized and over done. I mean, just look at his living room and dining room:<br> <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br ><br><br><br>Anyway, because this building is so old, so unbelievably massive, and has been added on and rearranged, we got lost very easily. We never had a chance to see the Venus De Milo which we really wanted to see. We both honestly ...

Drove from Woodbury ,Ct at 1030 am.<br>Had lunch near Newark,New Jersey.<br>Stopped at Laurel, Maryland because of leg cramps driving..Because I did not used the cruise control.<br>Stopped at Fredericksburg,Virginia for sleep.Checked in at Sleepers Inn.Economical and efficient.<br>Ate at Ponderosa Steak House for dinner

... the land that we could see must be Long Island. <br><br>Once out of the park it was just a short drive to the first town, where we pulled into a McDonalds car park to use their wi-fi and a phone. We used the Internet to locate more Wal-Marts, both in Connecticut and up-state New York; and with the phone we tried to phone New York State Parks, but it wasn&#8217;t working! We tried the shopping mall across the road but there weren&#8217;t any ...

... up to get on the subway, so we decided to walk back to Grand Central Station. Walking down the other side of Fifth Avenue we ran into another line that looped around the building. People were standing in line to enter Abercrombie and Fitch. Once again, we weren't sure how so many people had so much time and money to stand in line for something in a retail store. We made it Grand Central with enough time to catch the 5:19 express train ...

... the queues and even got a seat near the front on the top of the bus. Our tour guide had the most relaxing voice and if it hadn't been for the rather fierce gale which whipped over our heads once we got onto the bridges I think we could have fallen asleep! We travelled over both the Brooklyn and the Manhattan Bridge and the views were really pretty - I'm glad I stayed awake. By this time Mum was asking when she was going to be fed next (!) and Jo also ...

... so I took a bus and cab to the American Museum of Natural History opposite Central Park. Wonderful exhibits! The one that I found most meaningful was the "Hall of Biodiversity" in which was exhibited one example of each species on the planet. Incredible to see in one area all the examples of the diverse life forms found on this planet. September 16 We received an email from an American friend of ours who stated, "An Arabic boy in my son's school has received many death threats ...