Monday, May 10 — Day 17: Plain, Wisconsin to Worthington, Minnesota (continuing on the Passage Across America)
Visit to Taliesin, famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s personal estate, in Spring Green, Wisconsin. The second photo is his school, one of his earliest designs that he constantly revised over the years. The first is the only restaurant Wright ever designed, near the end of his life.
Dayton House Bed & Breakfast in Worthington, Minnesota Continue reading
Saturday, May 8 — Day 15: Sightseeing in Chicago, Illinois (continuing on the Passage Across America)
Lunch with Dan, Lisa and Joella in Edgewater (AKA Viet Nam Town)
Exploring Downtown
Dinner with Christi’s half-brother, Andronikos Continue reading
Thursday, May 6 — Day 13: Schenectady, New York, USA to Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Historic Schenectady
The Eerie Canal
Niagara Falls, the most powerful waterfalls in North America, located in Niagara Falls, New York.
The Cave of the Winds attraction at Niagara Falls. Don’t let the name fool you. There is no Continue reading
Wednesday, May 5 – Day 12: Kennebunk, Maine north to Falmouth, Maine; Falmouth southeast to Schenectady, New York
So today we got fuel for the first time since leaving San Diego. Read on…
Eric’s cousin’s cottage in Kennebunk, Maine
Downtown Kennebunkport, Maine Continue reading
Tuesday, May 4: Day 11: Brookfield, Connecticut to Kennebunk, Maine
Miles for the day: 286
We added our very last 2 containers of fuel:
We took a fascinating guided “Freedom Trail Tour” in Boston. Our tour guide was an actor playing the role of Barzillai Lew, who was a free black man who served as a soldier with distinction during the American Revolution. Here he is showing us Paul Revere’s headstone in the Granary Burial Ground:
We want to save most of the great information and pictures for the full write up we will eventually do, but here are a few teasers from the Freedom Trail. This building was built in 1865. Prior to that, this site held the first public Continue reading