(This blog is a repost from an old Travel Blog) Part I: Gettysburg When Jeremy and I moved to the East coast, we said right away that we were going to take advantage of our location and see the Eastern states. We have a long list of “must see” places to get through, but we knocked two of them off the list for this trip! … Continue reading North to Pennsylvania! Gettysburg and Philadelphia (2015)
(This blog is a repost from an old Travel Blog) Berlin – Bavaria – Paris – Bastogne – Christmas Markets — our German vacation was so full of spectacular sites, that I just would not be able to fit it all in one blog! Therefore, I will write this in sections, with each major segment of our trip having it’s own post. This is segment … Continue reading Germany and Beyond: War and Peace (2013)
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Bruges (or Brugge for the Flemish spelling) is one of our favorite cities in Europe! We have been multiple times and always have a hankering to go again. When asked what is is about Bruges that we like so much, it’s hard to describe. It’s the relaxed feeling. The slower pace. The gorgeous Medieval architecture enclosed in a circular ring road that allows walking anywhere. … Continue reading Best of Bruges
(This blog is a repost from an old Travel Blog) Ever since we moved to Virginia I have been wanting to go to the ocean! J was invited to attend the promotion ceremony of one of his mentors down at Langley, so we decided to make a trip of it and tour around the area a bit! For those that don’t know, Langley sits right … Continue reading A Day on the Eastern Shore (2013)
(This blog is a repost from an old Travel Blog) Part of the appeal of moving to the East coast, especially for me, was having the opportunity to visit Washington D.C. Jeremy had been for a day trip once before, but I never have. It is top of my list of places to see before I die, so I was so anxious to get to … Continue reading The Heart of it All– Our Nation’s Capitol (2013)
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Trier is a quaint little city near the West border of Germany and situated on the Moselle River. Flanked by centuries old churches, it has the quintessential European Market Square with a central fountain and towering buildings! Trier houses no fewer than eight UNESCO World Heritage sights! The Porta Nigra, dating back to 180 AD, rests on the north side of the … Continue reading Trier, Germany
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