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Leaving a Footprint

A travel blog entry by ladyaggieball

This week was a very hard week for myself dealing with a minor shoulder injury, but yet very exciting for the team and I as well. It was the last week of preseason and we all know what that means! Basketball season is finally here! We all are very excited to get this new season started and are taking strides in getting better every day. We have worked ...

First stop. Sleep time. Yay

A travel blog entry by suzysnow

Our first stop was in West Virgina. The only state fully in the Appalachian mountain range. This mountain range is the oldest in the world. And even though the ridges have been clear cut logged many times over the years they currently had a strong tree cover in the area we drove through. This tree cover protects the steep hills from water erosion and protects the wild life that thrives in and relies on the shaded mountains streams.

The Appalachian forest is ...

China: Weintraubs cometh

A travel blog entry by amyw304

Jeremiah, Caroline and I are spending this week doing final research on our destinations and getting ready to head out. Marc is already in China and will meet us at the Beijing airport.

We will be in Beijing for three weeks where ...

Removing Mountains

A travel blog entry by lacasarodante

The first day of the trip was spent driving across the southern tier of New York state with the first night spent at Lake Chautuaqua, just short of the far western edge of the state. This is always a lovely drive, generally with very little traffic allowing the driver as well as any passengers to admire the scenery. Unfortunately, the road is being brought up to interstate standards and as it, bit by bit, becomes part of the interstate system, the traffic is ...

Ohio Capitol

A travel blog entry by wheresgordon

... contained all state government offices. As the government grew the open spaces in the building were turned into offices. In 1901 the Supreme Court was moved to another nearby building. The original 54 rooms had increased to 317 by 1989 when a massive restoration project started. As part of the restoration project, the Supreme Court moved again and ...

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