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Author Archives: Janette
Touring Trenton – Part 1
Marking number 19 in my Capitol collection, the New Jersey State House was a fun addition to the list. Although construction prevented us from seeing the rotunda, our reserved tour still covered the rich history and decor of the third … Continue reading
Philly Museums, Part 2
Another museum worth the visit is the Rodin Museum. Jules Mastbaum (1872-1926) began collecting works by Rodin in the early 1920’s with the intention of opening a museum dedicated to him. Considered the father of modern sculpture, Rodin had many … Continue reading
Philly Museums, Part 1
Spending time in this city is not something I did enough when I was younger. So, I was very happy to spend a weekend taking in some amazing art museums. The first museum to visit was the Philadelphia Museum of … Continue reading
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Tagged art, cheap, City of Brotherly Love, evening activity, local travel, museum, Philadelphia
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Canyon Lake – Arizona
Who doesn’t like a good nature cruise…especially when it takes you to the heart of the Superstition Mountains!? On my visit to Arizona, I was able to take the Dolly Steamboat on a leisurely sightseeing cruise. The steamboat has been … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, cactus, Canyon Lake, Dolly Steamboat, rock cliffs, scenery, Superstition Mountains, Water travels
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Bearizona Wildlife Park!
For those of you who love to see animals in the wild, you will love a trip to Williams, Arizona, where you can drive through the Bearizona Wildlife Park. As I have already seen the Grand Canyon, and the Capitol … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Arizona, Bearizona, Beautiful, outdoors, Wildlife Park
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Longing for Longwood Gardens
About an hour outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania sits the beautifully manicured estate owned by Pierre du Pont that is now known as Longwood Gardens. Originally purchased as the Pierce Farm, Pierre spent his life traveling the world, experiencing amazing technology … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Christmas Trees, decorations, gift shop, historical site, holiday season, lights, Longwood Gardens, ornaments, plants
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A Couple of Cute Capitols
At the end of the summer, I finally had the opportunity to visit a few more state capitols…one of my favorite things to do for domestic travel. First up was Dover, Delaware. Delaware is an awesome state. It may be … Continue reading
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Tagged Annapolis, Dover, museums, State Capitols, US Naval Academy, women veterans
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How do you measure a decade?
So, it’s official…my 30’s are over, and the chapter on my 40’s has begun. I’ve been spending some time thinking back to when I turned 30 and how I reflected over the previous decade of my 20’s. What seems like … Continue reading