In 1976 I took a trip to the East Coast for the Bicentennial Celebration.
It involved going 'in and out' and 'through'17 States, Washington, D.C. and Niagara Falls, Canada, in two weeks. When you only had two weeks vacation, you had to make the most of it.
Starting in Arkansas (48) we went through
Tennessee (31), Virginia (25), West Virginia(24).
Our first stop was College Park, Maryland (21).
We took the Bicentennial Bus into Washington, D.C.
It involved going 'in and out' and 'through'17 States, Washington, D.C. and Niagara Falls, Canada, in two weeks. When you only had two weeks vacation, you had to make the most of it.
Starting in Arkansas (48) we went through
Tennessee (31), Virginia (25), West Virginia(24).
Our first stop was College Park, Maryland (21).
We took the Bicentennial Bus into Washington, D.C.
I know the cherry blossoms are not in bloom in October. However, it is a great picture on the Jefferson Memorial. |
Also, saw the Hope Diamond at the Smithsonian. |
Back in the car-Through Delaware (17), New Jersey (16) where we crossed over into Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (20).
Pennsylvania (20) |
Liberty Bell in Philadelphia |
and Benjamin Franklin's grave. |
Passing through Rhode Island (15) and Delaware (17) to our next stop-Burlington, Massachusetts (14). We used it as our base to visit surrounding historical sites there and in Connecticut (19).
When we left there, we were headed home through Maine (27), New Hampshire (23), Vermont (18), and New York (26). We took one detour at Niagara Falls to view the Falls from the Canadian side. After that we stopped only to eat and spend the night in Michigan, Ohio, and Kentucky (22). Our goal was to get home in time to go to work on Monday.
Now we were back from where we started-full circle. It was fast, but it was fun. It left me with a lot of stories to tell.
We walked The Freedom Trail in Boston. Saw Paul Revere's House |
Paul Revere's House Boston |
Louisa Mae Alcott House Concord, Massachusetts |
Now we were back from where we started-full circle. It was fast, but it was fun. It left me with a lot of stories to tell.
Home Sweet Home |
*For
"new to my blog" friends...on May 17, 2010, I visited
Wisconsin.
I can now
say that I have been in, to, or through all 50 United States.
I
am committed to make an Artist
Trading Card "ATC" for
each of
the 50
States.