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Reading this week: Dark Voyage: An American Privateer’s War on Britain’s African Slave Trade by Christian McBurney The central irony of the New River is that of course it is one of the oldest rivers.
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For one of the long weekends back in the spring my super amazing wife and I decided to go to New River Gorge National Park!
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I am stunned to discover that it was a decade ago that I last wrote about the Southern Maryland Celtic Festival.
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Reading this week: The French Mind by Peter Watson If the previous day was all about the agricultural history of Charleston, free or otherwise, this day was going to be all about coastal fortifications.
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Camellias My super amazing wife first learned about the Charleston Tea Garden when she was in China.
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To take advantage of a three-day weekend and escape the cold (this was very early this year), my super amazing wife and I went on down to Charleston!
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This was all the way back in May, but I went to the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival along with my super amazing wife and her super amazing mom!
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One of the places we were excited to visit upon our return to DC was the Folger Shakespeare Library.
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I am a bit late in the game to be talking about this, but all the way back in December my super amazing wife and I went to go see a travelling exhibit at the National Gallery of Art titled “The Stars We Do Not See.”
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The Fort Myers Manatee Park We are wrapping up our current little sunshine state series with everyone’s favorite Florida fauna, the manatee.
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This post continues of course my current little disjointed Florida series, but it also continues a survey of Tampa-adjacent art museums – I have previously covered on this blog visiting both the Dalí Museum and the Imagine Museum.
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Mote SEA from the parking lot.
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View from the Marienplatz, including the glockenspiel.
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The famous Stone Bridge of Regensburg.
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With only a couple days left in the cruise, we awoke this morning having sailed into Passau and therefore our final country of Germany.
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Notice only one of the clocks is real.