continued… After seeing the entire Continental Army encampment, we went over to the farm. This recreation was based on a real farm owned by Edward Moss that had existed at that time. We don’t remember the details now, but he … Continue reading →
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The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown in Williamsburg, Virginia – Part 1
Friday, August 1 – Since Eric and Keith were still on west coast time, they slept much later than normal. Our plan was to go back to Williamsburg to go to the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, which was about … Continue reading →
More Photos and Videos From The Bahamas and Chesapeake Bay Area
Little Bell Cay, Exuma Islands, Bahamas May 5, 2025
Warderick Wells Cay, Exuma Islands, Bahamas May 6, 2025
Warderick Wells Cay, Exuma Islands, Bahamas May 7, 2025
Highbourne Cay, Exuma Islands, Bahamas May 11, 2025
Sunrise over th…
Quiet Week in Norfolk for Christi While Eric and Keith Were In San Diego
Thursday, July 31 – The last 11 days have been quiet in Norfolk. We spent Monday the 21st doing chores and work at the boat. One of those chores was cleaning the sea strainers for the two air conditioning units … Continue reading →
Keith’s Perspective on Our Trip to San Diego and Last Few Days in Florida/Le point de vue de Keith sur notre voyage à San Diego et nos derniers jours en Floride
On Saturday, May 24th we flew to San Diego for three weeks. While we were there, we saw a bunch of friends and family, finished a bunch of science projects that were hard to do on the boat, and I … Continue reading →
Santiago
Santiago, founded in 1541 by Spanish conquistador Pedro de Valdivia, lies in a fertile valley flanked by the Andes and the Chilean Coastal Range. With a population of roughly 7 million, it is one of the largest cities in the Americas. 19th-century neoclassical buildings fill the downtown core, while several stand-alone hills offer sweeping views…
Another FFX Murder Mystery, Virginia Beach Ocanfront Art and Dinner at Cantina Laredo
Sunday, July 20 — Keith had enjoyed the FFX murder mystery show so much that he asked if we could go back again this week (the murder mystery show was every Sunday at 1400 and it was a different mystery … Continue reading →
The Latino Festival in Downtown Norfolk, Virginia
Sunrise on Saturday, July 19 As was typical, there were a lot of ducks around the marina. Yesterday was a quiet day. In the morning, Eric tried to fix our vacuum. We hadn’t mentioned it, but it had broken a … Continue reading →
Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Virginia – Part 2
continued… It was now noon. Keith was getting hungry and Eric was eager to eat again. We went to the nearest restaurant, which served barbecue. Up until now, the longest line we’d been in was 15-minutes for the water ride. … Continue reading →
Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Virginia – Part 1
Thursday, July 17 — We decided to celebrate Keith finishing 7th grade with a trip to a nearby amusement park called Busch Gardens. We’d booked the tickets online a day before. Apparently, ticket prices were variable based on day of … Continue reading →
