Day 18. Wildlife in New Hampshire is outrageous! After the wedding, I hung out in Keene, New Hampshire for few days. The first part of the road trip gave me a chance to see various parts of the culture with different types of activities, but also because it was a part of business,
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Day 15. The Wedding This road trip was planned around the wedding in New Hampshire. Stephen’s friend Cara’s. Just like I said in the beginning of the Runaway Daily, the first part of the road trip is from Virginia to New Hampshire, and re-start the second part from there. Since the
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August 11, 2011. I came home – hotel, in this case – a little bit richer. The secret? Saratoga Race Track! Just like they say, “Winning Never Looked So Good!” You can find Saratoga, New York, a charming little town 40 miles north from Albany. The most walkable city, pet friendly, historic architecture, Saratoga
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The first dinner at Albany, New York was at Yono’s, just like I mentioned in the last post, and yes, I had to write a single post for this place. Obviously, I’m not an expert of food to use appropriate terms, but no need to be one to express my appreciation for the fine meal.
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I know, I’m little behind, but I decided to not skip my journey of last few days.It was combination of a lot of things. First, there was no accessible WiFi for few days, and second, it was mostly visiting people and having lots of schedules, that not organized by us. I apologize for
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Day 10. P & P – Pothole and Pizza capital in the world Pothole What a random encounter! Archbald Pothole State Park, there’s a huge pothole. According to their website, “a geologic feature that formed during the Wisconsin Glacial Period, around 15,000 years ago. The pothole is 38 feet deep and has
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Day 9. Stepping into Bear fever – Boyertown, PA “We are in the downtown already?” That was the first thing I said about Boyertown. Right after, literally – right after, got off the old highway 100, there it was, Boyertown with a saluting bear. What a pretty town! Lots of old houses, brick
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Day 8. So… this is American food, huh? After the supposed-to-be-humorous but ended-up-very-controversial Runaway Food: A-Z – A is for America (Taco Bell), I asked people, “So then, what do you think American food is?” I was actually curious. But no answer. Yesterday, I had ‘The American food’ experience at dinner last
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You don’t have to try too hard to fit it. You don’t have to be pretend that you are from here. You don’t have to look like a local. You don’t have to be fluent in a foreign language. You don’t have to be embarrassed about not knowing things. It’s okay. You don’t have to.
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Have you noticed any differences when you first arrived in Philadelphia? I know, there are lots of distinguishing things in this city, but one thing that capture your eyes… Murals! When I first visited Philly a few weeks ago, first I surprised by the gigantic American flag mural, and the series of street arts with
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