Continued… After we finished at the museum, we went back to the military area for the cannon firing demonstration. The Americans had multiple types and sizes of cannons. The first line of defense was the big canons. The French army … Continue reading →
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The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown in Williamsburg, Virginia – Part 4: The Revolutionary War and Its Aftermath.
continued… In August 1776, a fleet of 30,000 British soldiers arrived in New York Harbor. Washington and his men were driven out of New York and New Jersey into Pennsylvania. On Christmas night, Washington and his men crossed the Delaware … Continue reading →
The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown in Williamsburg, Virginia – Part 3: Muskets and The Lead Up to the Revolutionary War
continued… We hustled from the farm back to the Continental Army encampment to see the musket demonstration that was about to begin. We wound up talking to the soldier for a solid twenty-minutes. Special forces may have used rifles for … Continue reading →
Mugged in Santiago
“Someone stole my necklace!” Jennifer exclaimed, as she felt her small gold chain being ripped off her neck from behind. We both turned to see a man running away through the crowd. “Is that him?” James asked. As he said that, two men tackled him to the ground. One man tried to grab the phone…
Keith’s Perspective on Deltaville and Norfolk, Virginia/Le point de vue de Keith sur Deltaville et Norfolk, en Virginie
This week has been fun. Saturday and Sunday were both boring passage days. On Monday, we arrived in Deltaville. The marina we were at was nice enough. A boat with kids was having a potluck, so we went for a … Continue reading →
The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown in Williamsburg, Virginia – Part 2
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 →
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 →
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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 →
