Americas Best Value Inn-Stonington/Mystic
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An Old Seaport, Famous Pizza, and a Nuclear Sub
This will be a quick entry regarding our visit to Mystic, Connecticut. This was a two-night stay on our way to Philadelphia. We had not planned to go to Mystic, per se, but it turned out to have a few cool things about it.
We saw some beautiful fall colors and foliage on the drive down from New Hampshire, although we were a little early for the brilliant colors that make New England falls famous.
Mystic is famous for three things: the Mystic ...
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... Fleetwood Pulse on a sprinter. Hope we have a safe trip!
The pictures are from previous trips: our camper at Grayton Beach, FL,
George and Steph enjoying a campfire in St. Augustine,
These are all reminders of what we have to look forward to - camping, camp fires, great campsites, biking, meeting new people, visiting our children and just relaxing and having a great time.
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The Trail of Freedom
... Boston being completed in 1798 and having a gold leaf dome. We went inside and did a self-guided tour starting in the Doric Hall which is the entranceway. It was interesting to note that it has been 100 years since an official presidential visit to the building! In the centre of the building is the Hall of Flags holding numerous different campaign and historical flags. If you love flags you would also love the Great Hall which had the flags from all ...
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... en Floride et démocrate en Caroline du Nord, ils commentent l'apparition des femmes de président et des people sur les écrans Tv tandis que nous partageons leurs interrogations sur l'issue du scrutin du 6 novembre. Le grand soleil a fait place à la pluie. C'est la fin des vacances d'été pour tous et les autres actualités se concentrent sur le ...
Mystic
... that it had to be operated by two people, each pushing at one end of the sawblade. The guy at the petrol-engine side was quite safe, but the other one had his knees at about one foot away from the uncovered chain. This is not a bad preparation for the paralympics, but neither a very safe situation. Pulling, or using ropes c.q. pushing rods would have been much safer. Luckely, we were not splattered with bone, blood or body parts. Had ...
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