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Author Archives: Janette
Tradesmen and Turkey Legs
On a beautiful Fall day, I drove out to Mount Hope, Pennsylvania to visit a place I had only been to one time before…when I was in 7th grade. Needless to say, much had changed since my first visit to … Continue reading
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Tagged artistry, costumes, dueling, Fall, food, glass blowing, pumpkin sculpture, Renaissance, shops, Winery
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The Pennsylvania Military Museum
State College is a beautiful area of central Pennsylvania. Known mostly for the location of Penn State’s main campus, this area has so much more to offer. I recently traveled out this way to visit the Pennsylvania Military Museum in … Continue reading
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Tagged Boalsburg, Central PA, history, military, museum, State College
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Beach Time!
I made sure to start my 37th year off right…with a trip to the beach! Since I don’t live a block away from a coast with salt water anymore, I clearly understand how I’ve taken it for granted in the … Continue reading
Happy Birthday to Me!
For some reason 37 has always been my favorite number. I remember thinking it would take forever to get to this ago. Now it’s upon me and I’m pretty happy with that. I mean, I couldn’t wait for my 30’s … Continue reading
Spring in Baltimore
As soon as the first nice day came around, some of my family members and I went on a day trip to Baltimore. It had been years since I was there last, so I thought we needed to take advantage … Continue reading
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Tagged aquarium, art, Baltimore, Faberge eggs, Free, museums, Peabody library, Washington monument, water
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A Little Ocean from the Ocean State
During the holidays I finally made a trip back to Rhode Island to visit the town I used to live in. On one hand, I was disappointed that I could only run into a few friends from town. Then I … Continue reading
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Tagged accomplishments, friends, ocean, old times, past, returning, visit
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Sculpture in New Jersey
Since being back in Central Pennsylvania, I’m very happy to say that I’ve been able to seek out some pretty awesome locations and points of interest around three hours away in various directions. I definitely recognize that in my youth, … Continue reading
Virginia is for Lovers…of caves.
This post is a bit overdue…but a busy life can be a rewarding life…and I’m happy to have a few things to share very shortly. Who knew that just three hours south of my hometown, people from around the world … Continue reading
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