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The city of Brotherly Love

So time to leave Boston and sit on a 6 hour train ride down to Philly. So with no sleep we picked ourselves up dragged ourselves onton the amtrak and slept for the first few hours at least! So after we arrived into Philly's 30th Street station, which was pretty cool, we found our way (or Sunil...

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Ruck2905 on October 10, 2008 from Philadelphia, United States

from the travel blog: Coast to coast USA baby!!

Hello!

Starting October 19th and running through January 18th, imagine yourself at the 1900’s world fair in Paris. The Artistic Luxury exhibit at The Cleveland Museum of Art gives a one-of-a-kind look into the lifestyles of the rich and famous leading up to the First World War. Early 20th century...

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CarrieRocks on October 10, 2008 from Cleveland, United States

from the travel blog: Cleveland Rocks

I can not go back

There is a beginning and an end to everything. And to everything I say this, a major Fuck you too. Because fucking me over has been your soul and primary fuction and purpose since you were created. And why were you created to destroy me? Why were you created to destory everything I...

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napulelehuameae on October 10, 2008 from Eugene, United States

from the travel blog: My Life

hey you

If I could have one life to live, that would be great, Now I know why Christians have deemed life so unlivable, they would rather live once then repeat the same mistakes again.

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napulelehuameae on October 10, 2008 from Eugene, United States

from the travel blog: My Life

ugh

Hey, I have feelings too, just like all you other dumbfucks. I have a life, I used to have a will. Hah. I used to have desires, I used to believe in "home." Now home is a far off fantasy that never existed. What is it to be homeless> What is it like? Who can ever say? I have seen the ways...

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napulelehuameae on October 10, 2008 from Eugene, United States

from the travel blog: My Life

Beer to start and end the day...

So our last full day in Boston and all we knew is that we wanted to have a reasonably relaxed day and a reasonably early night. So we started the day with a trip to the Sam Adams brewery in weather that can only be described as glorious summer in england! When we found the brewery in the sticks...

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Ruck2905 on October 9, 2008 from Boston, United States

from the travel blog: Coast to coast USA baby!!

The day somebody ended up in handcuffs!!

This could quite possibly been our laziest day so far...after sleeping in after the drag show the previous night not to mention the snoring, we decided we would relax a little and do laundry etc while we had the chance. We eventuallly left the hall to head down to Faneuil Hall market place and...

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Ruck2905 on October 8, 2008 from Boston, United States

from the travel blog: Coast to coast USA baby!!

The Freedom Trail...and the drag show

So our first day in Boston we once again to attack it with as much energy as we could muster! After walking through china town to South station to book our tickets to Philly we ambled over to Boston Common to begin the freedom trail. We started full of energy looking at each landmark ( although...

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Ruck2905 on October 7, 2008 from Boston, United States

from the travel blog: Coast to coast USA baby!!

Day 37: On The Home Again, I just can't wait to get on the home again

We stopped for breakfast at an amazing truck stop on our way back home to Oakland recommended by a book I bought in Chicago called Roadfood. The book has been hit or miss, but this one was a hit. 24hr restaurant, velvet painting gallery, western store, and fiberglass dinosaur park all in...

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JRadhirsch on October 7, 2008 from Oakland, United States

from the travel blog: The Great American Road Trip

Day 36: Joshua Tree

We woke up this morning on route 66. My iphone has a bug when it comes to some pictures sometimes screws them up and makes them unusable, but sometimes it does this: Anyhoo, We drove through the Colorado and Mojave Deserts on our way to Joshua Tree National Park. Crossing the...

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JRadhirsch on October 6, 2008 from Twentynine Palms, United States

from the travel blog: The Great American Road Trip

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