New York City baby!!! I found a place to park for my time here at a Planet Fitness in Bayonne, NJ. This is about a 45 minute, two train ride up to Manhattan. I spent today walking around downtown in the financial district. It was supposed to be sunny today, but it was really gloomy. […]
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I’m combining the last two days since all I did was drive today. Providence, RI is really cool for history nerds. There isn’t a lot there except for old houses and some tall buildings downtown. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge history and architecture nerd, but I want a bit more excitement. There were […]
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Last night I made it to Plymouth, MA and crashed for the night. This morning I looked at what was around and figured I could hang out for an hour or two and bounce. I did a pretty good job of keeping my timeline this time. Plymouth isn’t that big of a town and you […]
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I decided this was going to be my last day in Boston. I was going to check out the few things that I missed the other day and move on. I ended up staying downtown a bit longer than expected. My first stop was Chinatown. Like all of the other Chinatown’s that I’ve visited, the […]
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Yesterday I drove around Portsmouth and blasted down to Boston. Today was my first real day experiencing Boston, MA. Again, I came here for a day when I was at Multiband, but didn’t get to see much. There is a ton of history stuff to see here. I took the subway downtown and got off […]
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Today I toured Portland, ME. I was here several years ago when I worked for Multiband. I started sightseeing at the Portland Head Light, Fort Williams, and the Goddard Mansion. The ocean here is really pretty. The Goddard Mansion was the most interesting part of the park. It’s the ruins of a huge mansion on […]
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I left the park this morning and continued my way down to Portland, ME. I stopped by the Bass Harbor Lighthouse on my way our of the park. On the way to Portland I crossed the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and went to Fort Knox. The bridge was a replacement for the Waldo-Hancock bridge from the […]
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I’m so happy I went to Acadia National Park today. I decided to do the Precipice trail up to the top of Champlain Mountain. I think this was the most challenging hike I’ve ever done. It started climbing over and under a bunch of boulders. I then started to scale the side of the mountain. […]
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Today I was originally planning on driving to Bangor and Portland, ME. On my way to Bangor I stopped along the way to get this awesome pic. There wasn’t much to do in Bangor so I stopped at the sites then was going to take off. I first went to see the Stephen King house. […]
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Today I visited the sites of Burlington. I started with a little hike up to the Ethan Allen Tower. This is a tower that was built by the citizens to commemorate Ethan Allen, but has nothing to do with him. Right around the corner was the Ethan Allen house. Ethan Allen was a Revolutionary War […]
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