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We left Manhattan this morning and drove through the Flint Hills. These hills are the largest remnants of tallgrass prairie on the continent. If these grasses are uncut or ungrazed, they can grow to 8 feet high. The grass was blowing in the wind that is almost constant.

Once we were back on I-70, we saw farms and ...

Another day to the city that never sleeps, the weather forecast was hectic showers all day. It was so humid and warm with rain showers every couple of hours. We walked though the Lexington Avenue Spring Festival from 42nd Street up to 57th Street. The New York Fairs are held most weekends in different parts of the city. It's just like a huge fle...

Four days before we depart for Hawaii! We are busy packing: summer clothes, shorts, sunscreen lotion, umbrella, rain jacket, mosquito repellent, insect repellent...so many people commented so highly upon the lengendary islands, what will my feelings be? Remember Wal-mart CEO David Glass declared to dance hula dance on Wall Street on cracking the...

Day 3: States covered: Missouri, Kansas Mileage covered: 420 miles Weather: Sunny and beautiful Abby Meltdowns: 2 minor (one when dad just had to stop at Nostalgia Ville during nap time) HIghlights: Going up St. Louis Arch, Dred Scott Exhibit, Meeting up with Aunt Caroline National Park Stamps of the the Day: Jefferson National Expansion Memoria...

I'm getting last minute details together and feeling a big nervous....there's a lot of political resistance right now against the corrupt government which is exciting, but it also means the Mexican federales are not being too friendly to backpacking - anarcho- activist types like me. If any of you are unfamiliar with the Zapatista movement, and ...

Lazy morning recovering from the night before. By mid afternoon we made our way to Central Park for some sun and laying about. I think everyone in Manhattan had the same idea, such a beautiful place to spend your time on a hot Summers day. Later that evening we met Aye and Steve for afterwork drinkies in Tribeca, at Bubby's champagne bar. Aye an...

How is this for timing, we were in NY for the annual gay pride parade from 55th st all the way to Greenich. We also managed to catch an England game in the morning. Love Jon's locks.

This Maelstrom of human activity and flashing neon lights is definately the city's most famous intersection. It was foremerly a horse-trading centre, known as Long Acre Sq, the area was changed forever when the subway went through. The New York Times newspaper moved in, hence the name.. Times Square. Many places to see, but we really stayed arou...

Got up in the crack of dawn. Took the subway to Castle Clinton to start our more than 2 hours of line up to board the ferry to Liberty Island. Located on New York Bay, the Statue of Liberty is a symbol of love of liberty shared between France and the United States during the American Revolution. Even though this Statue was patterned after a Roma...

yeah, although we almost missed our plane, we fnally managed to arrive safely in the US. First impression: omg the friendliness of the people here! NOT, we arrived 5 minutes and we already got scold by some women who definetily doesnt like her job... luckily we got a warm welcome of my family... after arrival, we had lunch immediately ( the airp...