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    <title>Day 10 - Part 3 &#x2014; Boston, Massachusetts, United States</title>
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    <pubDate>Wed, 29 Apr 2009 14:05:22 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade - East Coast Study Tour - 2008</description>
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        <b>Boston, Massachusetts, United States</b><br /><br />We said good byes and went back to Boston. Lots of time for shopping before dinners. Dinner was at Dick's Last Resort. The Waitersmade fun of you. They threw straws and napkins at us and wouldn't give Troy a refill on his drink because he spilled his first one. Mr. Nish said he would feel right at home working as a waiter there. <br><br>Bye<br>Shari and Cori<br />
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    <title>Hotel - Last Night &#x2014; Freeport, Maine, United States</title>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 24 Oct 2008 22:31:47 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>Freeport, Maine, United States</b><br /><br />Cont'd<br><br>We will fly back tomorrow. See you soon.<br><br>Rayden and Skyler<br />
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    <title>Dinner, Game, and Awards &#x2014; Ellsworth, Maine, United States</title>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 24 Oct 2008 22:30:15 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>Ellsworth, Maine, United States</b><br /><br />Cont'd<br><br>At dinner we played <b><i>Are you smarter than a fifth grader?</i></b> </i></b>It turns out Table 2 is smarter. Congratulations go to Courtney, Krislyn, Lee, Spencer, Dane, Mr. Hashimoto, Mr. Inouye, Mrs. Kodama, Mr. Murata, and Tony Sunamoto.<br><br>We also gave out awards and certificates.  There were some interesting winners.<br>The ride back was long and boring. <br><br>Continued ...<br />
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    <title>Acadia National Park &#x2014; Acadia National Park, Maine, United States</title>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 24 Oct 2008 22:28:33 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>Acadia National Park, Maine, United States</b><br /><br />October 24<br><br>We left the hotel and had a long, long ride to Acadia National Park. We stopped off at the visitor's center and Ranger Donna told us about the Park. <br><br>Lunch was at Jordan Pond House. Mr. Nish and I (Skyler) thought the food was good. The pasta, salad and popovers were great. Rayden disagreed with us so we told him to get out. This restaurant is famous for their popovers. Mr. Nish had 3 of them and Mr. Washington had 4. They both were debating whether this place or Michie's Tavern in Charlottesville was better. Both of them agreed it was a tie.<br><br>After lunch we went to the tide pools. Ranges Donna and Mike helped us. We found many plants and animals. The most interesting were blood star, green crab, and nudibranch. We also caught periwinkle, dog winkle, and lots of barnacles and mussels. The rangers got sea stars, sea urchins, different nudibranches, and some sea weeds. I (Skyler) stepped in the ocean and had to dry my socks in the bus. Nobody liked it.<br><br>Continued ...<br />
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    <title>Hotel &#x2014; Freeport, Maine, United States</title>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 23 Oct 2008 23:37:10 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>Freeport, Maine, United States</b><br /><br />Cont'd<br><br>Another long bus ride took us to dinner in Maine. The restaurant was called Buck's Naked Barbecue. Mr. Nish thought everyone needs to undress before going into the restaurant. They had Pool tables, foosball, and a jukebox. The girls were playing the jukebox a lot. Mr. Nish played a few songs that no one liked. <br><br>Fortunately the hotel was 5 minutes away. But now we have a study session.<br><br>Peace out!<br>Krislyn and Courtney<br> <br> <br />
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    <title>Salem Witch Museum &#x2014; Salem, Massachusetts, United States</title>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 23 Oct 2008 23:33:48 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>Salem, Massachusetts, United States</b><br /><br />Cont'd<br><br>We then drove another 3 hours to Salem to see the Witch Museum. It freaked me (Krislyn) out. Everything was scary during the presentation. We learned about how people accused others of being witches when most were innocent. They hanged some of the accused, one man was pressed to death, but most were put in prison.They even put a pregnant woman in prison - she was accused of witchcraft. When the prisoners were released they usually had no money or possession left.  <br><br>This witch panic was started from young girls who were bored. They began accusing other people of practicing witchcraft just for fun. It became a big problem.<br><br>Continued ...<br />
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    <title>Plimoth Plantation and Mayflower II &#x2014; Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States</title>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 23 Oct 2008 23:28:44 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States</b><br /><br />October 23, 2008<br><br>Good morning, good afternoon and good night. <br><br>We left Woburn, Massachusetts and had an extremely weird and long ride to Plymouth. It was weird because the boys were hitting each other but then again the boys are always pretty weird. It was a brisk morning. I (Courtney) wore five tops, two pants, boots, hat, and two pairs of gloves and I was still cold. Mr. Tanaka wore a t-shirt, shorts and rubber slippers and he complained he was too hot. <br><br>The Mayflower II was a replicate of the original Mayflower. Ships back then were measured by how many one ton barrels they could carry. This ship was very large for its time and could hold 180 barrels which is 180 tons. <br><br>Plimoth Plantations was three miles away. This town was spelt with the letter i because they did not want to get it confused with Plymouth, England. It was split into two sections: the Indian village and the settler's village. The Indian village had real native people working there. One woman was making turkey soup. I (Courtney) was getting hungry. They had many animal skins in there dwellings and clothes.<br><br>At the Settler's village, many people dressed in period clothes, were working. The houses were not that big and were dark inside. At one end of the complex there was a large building. It was used as church and meeting hall. On the second floor there were cannons in case the enemy was approaching. You could see the ocean from the second floor. <br><br>Continued ...<br />
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    <title>Hotel &#x2014; Woburn, Massachusetts, United States</title>
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    <pubDate>Thu, 23 Oct 2008 23:10:43 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>Woburn, Massachusetts, United States</b><br /><br />Cont'd   <br><br>The good news was the drive to the hotel was only 15 minutes.  The bad news is we have another early day tomorrow.<br><br>Travis and Adam<br />
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    <pubDate>Thu, 23 Oct 2008 23:08:13 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>Boston, Massachusetts, United States</b><br /><br />October 22<br><br>We left New York City at 7:30 am. It should have been a 3 hour ride but it turned out to be 4 and a half hours. The scenery was really open, lots of space filled with trees changing colors.<br><br>When we got to Boston we met our guide Jim G. His last name could not be pronounced but we think he might be related to Kenny G. the musician. He took us to the Old South Church where they had the debate on taxes right before the Boston Tea Party. The woman speaker gave each of us a card to read out loud. Each card had the name of a person who was actually there and a short speech of what they may have said. We were divided into two groups: the Patriots (people against the tax) versus the Loyalists (people loyal to King George). After each speech, if you were for the speech you said <b><i><u>Huzzah</i></b></u></i></b>. If you were against the speech you yelled <u><i><b>Fie</i></b>.</b></i></u><br><br>We then made our way back to Faneuil Market for lunch. Jim G. showed us the site of the Boston Massacre, where 5 Patriots were gunned down in front of the Governor's house.<br><br>After lunch we went to the Boston Science Museum. The Museum was not as good as the Franklin Institute because there were not as many interactive things to do here. I (Adam) liked the model of the sequoia tree. I (Travis) liked the machine that made a ball. <br><br>Dinner was at Cheer's restaurant - site of the original pub, the Bull and Finch, which the TV series was based on. The pasta was excellent. The chicken was so-so. Our last stop was to shop at Faneuil Market. I (Adam) bought a lot of things. I (Travis) went to seven stores but only bought one thing. <br><br>Continued ...<br />
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    <pubDate>Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:53:58 -0400</pubDate>
    <description>Fifth Grade East Coast Study Tour - Fall 2008</description>
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        <b>New York City, New York, United States</b><br /><br />October 21<br><br>We spent a long day in New York City. We took the boat from the New Jersey side to the Statue of Liberty. We had tickets to go inside the pedestal of the statue. Climbing the stairs was well worth it because the view was incredible. <br><br>We board the boat again to Ellis Island. Besides eating lunch there, Mrs. Yap guided us through the building. The boat ride back to Battery Park in Manhattan was a rough ride.<br><br>We didn't get a good view of the World Trade site. There was too much construction going on and there was no place to pull over for an extended period of time. <br><br>Some of us changed in the bus to get ready for the theater. Some students and chaperones dressed up for the occasion. I have to mention that Douglas look pretty sharp wearing a neck tie and some of the girls, Courtney, Janelle, and Krislyn were able to get their hair done before we went to dinner.<br><br>We ate at the Playwright Restaurant Act II then it was off to the Lion King. Everyone really enjoyed the show.<br><br>Tomorrow we have a long drive to Boston.<br><br>Bye<br>Samurai Jack<br />
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