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Day one: Arrived at LAX airport and waited around for what should have been 6 hours, turned into 7 hours as the domestic cabin crew decided to turn up an hour late. Anyways so after spending most that time laying around on the seats in the airport come a 5 hour flight to Newark (NY) and it was a horrible flight did not sleep a wink!!! I was starting to feel a bit tired! Day two: Arrived into Newark airport at 7.30 am, from there we caught the shuttle to New Jersey to our hotel, the shuttle driver a very proud american decided to give us a break down of all the wildlife, greenery, people, shops, roads, air, sea, anything that he could think of he talked and talked and talked about so our trip to ... read more


Pictures! North America » United States » Maryland » Baltimore » Inner Harbor By LisaS192May 14th 2007Here are some of the pictures from my Mexican adventures! ... read more
Bungy Jumping in Acapulco
Bungy Jumping in Acapulco
Jet Skiing in Puerta Vallarta

North America » United States » Maryland » Baltimore » Inner Harbor March 12th 2007

Spent a couple hours in Baltimore walking through all the shops. Grabbed dinner and enjoyed listening to the water. Hard Rock Cafe and several other kinds of seafood, Italian, Irish and other kinds of restaurants are located all along the Harbor as well as several dozen shops of all kinds. It was a beautiful evening and there was a magician performing for the crowd. The Harbor almost always has some kind of performance on weekends and a crowd soon takes a seat to watch. Those out on dates as well as families are ever present. I have toured the Aquarium before and it's quite good. Need to go back and view again someday. During the day, one can rent paddleboats or go out on water tours of the Harbor. Such a pretty area which has come ... read more
Inner Harbor at Dusk
Renovated Power Plant

North America » United States » Maryland » Baltimore » Inner Harbor December 4th 2006

Joanne & Wes are on the Road Again in their Schooner. Traveling from Ballston Lake, NY to Florida. Sunday, spending the night in a Cracker Barrel. We learned that the Cracker Barrel restaurant chain allows RVers to overnight in their safe, lighted parking lots; so here we are. The restaurant has a cutesy general store and lots of folkish touches. The lot is quieter than the Flying J truck stops that we have stayed at and the food is more personalized and down homey. This stop, near exit 98 off I-95 in South Carolina, puts us within 260 miles of our goal, St. Augustine, Florida. Taking a backward look at our trip, this was a driving day from Virginia. A fun food stop was for Tex Mex fare at South of the Border. What a kitschy, ... read more

North America » United States » Maryland » Baltimore » Inner Harbor August 20th 2006

Well, unfortunately, the weather this past weekend was somewhat dreary, so I didn't get a chance to go out and have any new adventures. However, the delay gave me a chance to clean out my camera's memory and I found 13 pictures from my trip to the Inner Harbor that I forgot to post. So let's re-live that adventure and hope the weather is fantastic this weekend! (Forecast says partly sunny and temps in the 80's!) ... read more
Toothy grin...
High in iron?
Get your feet wet!


Hello y'all! I had so much fun last time in the Inner Harbor, that I decided to go on back there and check out some more of the sights... Having lived the "wild life" (har har) myself in Africa, I was amazed to see so many other creatures out and about in a big American city... It's definitely a different world here--but seeing my fellow fauna makes me feel right at home. I also want to take this chance to remind all of you checking out my blog to go ahead an click the "subscribe" link so you'll receive an email when I post a new entry! But without further ado, here are the pictures--a whopping 10 this time!!!... read more
Two Fish
Quoth the Turtle, "Nevermore"
Dragons?!?!


Hello friends! Well, I've finally gotten out to my first adventure...exploring nautical history at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Specifically, I spent quite a bit of time on the historic U.S.S. Constellation...the last all-sail ship built by the American Navy, before the Civil War! It makes me wonder if in olden times, for the very first zoos, my ancestors were brought over on sailing ships like this. Quite an overpowering and fascinating thought! Luckily it was a gorgeous day and I had so much fun! But let's get to the fun stuff...the pictures! Be sure to see all 6....and stay tuned for more adventures! ... read more
USS Constellation (tall)
Cannons or Giraffes?
Under the bow-walk...




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