Xenia Ouranopolis

... visit my girlfriend, but no major trips to other cities as of now. Hopefully I can make another entry into this blog, but otherwise this will be the end until next year when I have a Southern Caribbean Cruise in March and the big adventure will begin in August!

... for such as a second scuba dive and extra tipping.

Major Costs Breakdown:

Tour: $1350
Local Payment: $300
Food: $300 [estimate]
Insurance: $80
Scuba Dives: ~$130
Layovers: $100
Airfare: $1250
Excursions and Temple Fees: ~$500

This was with eating out at tourist restaurants most of the time, taxing taxi's occasionally, a full taxi for the day to Saqqara, Memphis, and Dahshur split in two ...

Ah, Cedarville...

Wait--weren't we just here? Why does it feel like we never quite leave this place?

Oh well, it's okay. We just swung by Cedarville to stay for the weekend, on our way to Pennsylvania. We're staying with the Moore's, visiting the Phipps', bumping into friends, etc.

I (Mike ...

... 8217;s Mound, was longer than the Egyptian pyramids and higher than the Mexican step pyramids. Drove through Illinois and Indiana and on to Dayton, Ohio for the night. We should be back home in State College by dinnertime tonight. In 43 days we have traveled over 9000 miles through 19 states. We have slept in 11 different cabins, 8 tent sites, 6 hotels, one family home, and one tepee. We have seen license plates from ...

... iron bridge, canal lock, and an 1896 one-room schoolhouse.

Col. Edward A. Deeds, a prominent Dayton resident founded the Park with his wife Edith. Mrs. Deeds was inspired by the carillons she had seen in Europe and presented a carillon to the people of Dayton as a gift in 1942. After World II, Col. Deeds began adding historical displays which focused on Dayton's transportation, industrial and inventive history.

... landed." A third astronaut, Michael Collins circled the moon while Armstrong and Aldrin explored the moon surface.

This museum chronicles Ohio's contribution to the history of space flight. Among the items on display are a F5D Sky Launcher, The Gemini VIII spacecraft, Apollo 11 artifacts and a moon rock.

... and started again! Then finally home. About 10 I remembered this was garbage night so had to get the big can and the recyclable bin out to the street! A margarita and off to bed! I still need to get water to the RV, find a honey wagon, and have the elec fixed but think I will move in tomorrow and hopefully leave for my trip Saturday.

August 21 Friday- Up and finished packing my stuff, took a load to the motorhome and later 2 friends Tom and Jean stopped by and helped me ...

having a ****** time. Lonely. Boyfriend is no more. Not having too much fun since I left Miami. Not sure where to go next. Lost. Need to live. Something about going north sounds good. Fed up with staying at boring places. Wish I was back in Miami. Ok. Have decided. Going to head north.

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... round trip to a fantastic viewpoint-well, it could have been fantastic but low clouds, thunderheads and pollution took most of the view away. This was about 350 ft elevation gain in ˝ mile - we did it and we are glad but with the warm weather had some doubts. Back to the motorhome for a PB&J for lunch. Headed down the hill into Gatlinburg where we had planned to spend the afternoon. The place was crowded! So many vehicles we just very slowly crawled ...