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We live in the perfect location. Philly, Pittsburgh, B-more and NYC are just a drive away. As for me, I'm on a quest for the quirky. Want to learn more about things like outhouse races, a tug of war competition with the Amish, a boulder field with rocks that ring like bells, and more? Then stick with me. Come along as I (Andrea) explore the wilds (wooded, urban or otherwise) in our world, our state and our county.
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Monthly Archives: January 2008
One day, 250 comments
I wish my blog got that kind of traffic. Actually, maybe I don’t. The blog I’m talking about here is a new one launched yesterday by our friends (??) at the Transportation Security Administration. I guess the idea is to … Continue reading
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In a quandry
As my friend Laura and I were talking about our upcoming trip to Argentina, she suggested we find out what shots we’d need to get beforehand. Shots? The last time I got immunizations for travel was in 1998, before I … Continue reading
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One big tree
John and Jane Bailey, owners of Bailey Travel in York, visited Sequoia National Park last week and took this picture at General Sherman — the largest tree in the world. It is estimated to be more than 2,000 years old. … Continue reading
Posted in Wish You Were Here
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Crusin’ with the grandkids
Paul Thomas and Margaret Becker of Hanover took their twin grandchildren, Cameron and Morgan Kenworthy, 11, on a four-day cruise to Nassau in November as an early Christmas gift. Margaret said it was wonderful being together, enjoying lots of food … Continue reading
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Vacation stress?
Do you ever feel stressed about a vacation? I know it sounds weird, but I do. Actually, I should say I am starting to — right now. I leave for two weeks in Argentina on Feb. 17. I can’t wait. … Continue reading
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Just wondering
Does anybody else think it strange that we here in the United States call ourselves “Americans”? Why aren’t we “United Statesians”? Wouldn’t that be more accurate, considering there are tons of people who live in the Americas (North and South) … Continue reading
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Black history month special in G-burg
Passages Inn Gettysburg is offering a special two-night package during the month of February. For $170, two guests receive the following: *A two-night stay in a room with a queen-size bed *Gourmet breakfast each morning *A tour of the town … Continue reading
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FYI…..
If you tried to take the travel personality quiz in this post from a week or so ago and found that the link didn’t work, please try again. I’ve fixed it. Apologies.
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How did I miss this?
One of my favorite singers, the queen of salsa (music, not what you eat with Tostitos), has had an exhibit dedicated to her life, her career and her music since 2005. For a while, it was right down the road … Continue reading
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My obsession/entertainment
First of all, I know I’m a bit of a geography nerd. You don’t need to post a comment and tell me so. I have to know where I’m situated at any given time relative to the cardinal directions and … Continue reading
Posted in Gear, Misc
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