The Year in Review – 2019
Beautiful cherry blossoms in our Nation’s Capital. A week of exploring America’s Playground. Standing atop the Rocky Mountains. Venturing far … Continue reading The Year in Review – 2019
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Home(s) for the Holidays
In October of 1777, General George Washington’s Continental Army was beaten and demoralized after losing control of Philadelphia and failing … Continue reading Home(s) for the Holidays
America’s Pastime
It’s the bottom of the ninth, and there are two outs. The score is four to three, and the home … Continue reading America’s Pastime
The Great Camps
In the Adirondack Mountains, “camp” does not always mean roughing it in the outdoors, with canvas tents, cooking over a … Continue reading The Great Camps
Castles Made of Sand
Henry Chapman Mercer lived a life in full. Born of a leading family in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, he attended Harvard University … Continue reading Castles Made of Sand
The Year In Review – 2018
Frozen waterfalls. Miniature villages. An aircraft carrier. A time machine to the 1980s. Mysterious carvings. Majestic birds of prey. A … Continue reading The Year In Review – 2018
Saratoga.
By the summer of 1777, the British armies in North America were looking to fight a decisive battle to isolate … Continue reading Saratoga.
Touch the Sky.
Did you know that New Jersey has the highest population density of any state in the USA? That NJ has … Continue reading Touch the Sky.
Do You Believe in Miracles?
“…the puck is still loose… eleven seconds… you’ve got ten seconds… Morrow, up to Silk… five seconds left in the … Continue reading Do You Believe in Miracles?
Minneapolis in a Morning.
A 2:30 am wake-up alarm. A 6:00 am flight. A journey of 1,200 miles. Unfamiliar roads in an unfamiliar rental … Continue reading Minneapolis in a Morning.
The Open Road Ahead 