Day 33 of 62
We arose early, thinking we could do some sight seeing before the heat got too bad. We went down to 12th and Pennsylvania and rented bicycles to see the standard… Read more »
We arose early, thinking we could do some sight seeing before the heat got too bad. We went down to 12th and Pennsylvania and rented bicycles to see the standard… Read more »
We drove into Alexandria and had lunch at the Fish Market on King (no relation to the Bay Area institution), one of Shelley’s old haunts, and walked around Old Town… Read more »
Shelley’s family has an interesting tradition for these Fourth of July weekend gatherings (one of several traditions.) A number of quizzes are created on posterboard and people submit answers to… Read more »
This post is from Shelley: The family-tours part of the vacation included July 4th at my grandparents’ cottage, the Locust Lodge, on the Potomac. I’ve spent several Fourths there over… Read more »
This post is form Shelley: When we started heading northwest towards my old college town, I looked up and saw an exit for J Clyde Morris Boulevard south in Newport… Read more »
This post is from Shelley: Nostalgia Tour 2004 is off to a great start in Virginia Beach. Although the roads and the strip malls have changed a lot, huge parts… Read more »
We drove the rest of the way into Virginia Beach, the town where Shelley spent her high school years. Although we passed through a raging downpour on the way into… Read more »
This day we proceeded deeper into Virginia, following the southern border with North Carolina. Crawling up and over the mountains on small single lane roads was fairly exhausting, but once… Read more »
Once again, there’s not a lot to say about the day’s travels. We continued through Kentucky, finally entering the Eastern Time Zone (another hour lost!) and just barely crossing into… Read more »
There’s not a lot to say about this day. We drove eastward across Kentucky, following twisty back roads through gentle hills. We stopped at Bowling Green, KY (snicker) to get… Read more »