Thursday, June 29, 2006
Liberty Bell, Philadelphia
First Supreme Court, Independence Hall, Phildelphia
The Constitional Convention was here at Independence Hall, Phildelphia
This is the actual chair George Washington used.
Independence Hall, Phildelphia
William eating a Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich "Here's to you, Willy"
Philly "Firefighter" - at the Philadelphia Firefighters Museum
Elfreth Alley - Oldest Continously Occupied Residential Street in the U.S.
Betsy Ross' House
Many Philly bldgs have murals like this.
"Master Firebuilder" Joseph bought the wood and marshmallows himself, as well as tended the fire.
An example of how very old (17th and 18th century) houses have been updated.
Flag Day at Annapolis, MD
Pizza boy
Capital Building
View of the Washington Monument from the Lincoln Monument
Inside the Lincoln Monument
The White House
Gardens at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's Virginia Plantation
Monticello
Jamestown, VA "Ranger Joe"
Our guide who took us through the old capitol building at Williamsburg, VA
George Washington and troops marching down the Williamsburg main street
Williamsburg Knuckleheads
"Minuteman Joe" at Williamsburg
Our first visit to Cracker Barrel Country Store - being handed our Welcome Packet!!
Cracker Barrel porch. The rocking chairs are for sale.
Our Fort Wilderness campsite at Walt Disney World
Our favorite ride, "Pirates of the Carribean," was closed, but we found this indoor virtual game to play instead. This is inside "DisneyQuest," a single building at "Downtown Disney" that was full of games.
Julie with her pals at Downtown Disney.
On board a Disney Bus. One of many rides.
Typhoon Lagoon was one of two water parks at Walt Disney World. LOTS of fun! In two days at water parks we were only kicked out of the water once for a thunderstorm.
Do you rememeber this hand-slapping game from when you were a kid? Joseph and William played it a lot to while away the hours waiting in line.
The monorail runs right through one of the Disney resorts. Cool.
Ten months AFTER Katrina in New Orleans
They were right. Everything is big in Texas. It may be hard to tell in this picture, but this grasshopper was at LEAST three inches long!
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Mmmmmm ... that cheesesteak looks yummy. [drooling on keyboard] :-)
Looks like you got out of the Northeast before most of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania decided to become an extension of the Atlantic Ocean, which is good. Hope you're still safe and relatively dry and having a great time.
I enjoyed all the photos, particularly the ones from Philly. Brought back some fond memories. Hope you enjoyed your stay in the City That Loves You Back!
Love,
Willie
Looks like you got out of the Northeast before most of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania decided to become an extension of the Atlantic Ocean, which is good. Hope you're still safe and relatively dry and having a great time.
I enjoyed all the photos, particularly the ones from Philly. Brought back some fond memories. Hope you enjoyed your stay in the City That Loves You Back!
Love,
Willie
Willie, and William, have enjoyed your pics and your write-ups very much. Philly pics brought back lots of memories of great subs and pizza. Was neat to follow you cross country. Know the feeling on the busses around Walt Disney World - :-) William you are not missing anything from SOX. :-)
Have a safe, fun filled trip back.
Jill Borden
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Have a safe, fun filled trip back.
Jill Borden
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