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Fourth of July in the Cradle of Liberty!

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July 4th 2008
Published: July 14th 2008
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We did the Freedom Walk in Boston, tracing the steps of Paul Revere and visiting where Benjamin Franklin lived. Topped the weekend off at the USS Consitituion (Old Ironsides.) Took time In Quincy Square to see the streetsights. America is so blessed. Let's not be ambivalent!

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Tom and Karen Duncan
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We became full-time RV'ers when I retired March 1, 2006. We started on the East coast of the U.S. and arrived on the West coast in 2009. We are traveling the U.S. to sights we've never seen before! Adventure-bound to National Parks. and beaches with stop-offs to visit friends and family. ... full info
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