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Category Archives: adventures
Richmond and Mount Vernon
As a Capitol Collector, I have a knack for visiting capitol buildings when they are under renovation. Having said that, a visit to Virginia did not disappoint. Many large monuments, memorials, and sculptures surround the capitol building in Richmond. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitol, George Washington, Guided tours, historic, historic homes, monuments, Mount Vernon, National history, National Treasure, Richmond, Virginia
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Prevent burnout this year!
Are you feeling burned out? Holidays are upon us, and it marks the end of another stressful year. We are learning to live and navigate a flu season mixed with ever-present COVID-19 concerns on top of nagging inflation and worker … Continue reading
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Tagged breathe, Burnout, exhaustion, meditate, set boundaries, simple activities, take a nap, take care of your health
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Old Bedford Village
In a quiet area of rural Pennsylvania lies a village unlike any other. Made from historic structures (some local and some rescued and brought to this area) this village offers a glimpse into the past. Parking in the arrival area, … Continue reading
Touring Trenton – Part 2
The WWII memorial is a short walk across the street from the State House. Standing out from the tightly backed buildings is a beautiful, expansive space that draws visitors in. “Lady Victory” encompasses the grace and courage of the WWII … Continue reading
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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