This morning we did a walking tour of the historic portion of Charleston, South Carolina. The southern tip of the peninsula is primarily older two and three story residences. Some of the main streets have business and government buildings as well. It was a perfect morning for a walk through the area. Here is a […]

We had an enjoyable drive from Kingsland Georgia to Charles Towne Landing. As we approached Charles Towne Landing, we began to see the ocean. Charles Towne Landing is a State Historic Site located at the place where settlers from England first arrived to settle what is now Charleston, South Carolina. For a simple settlement from

Today, we traveled back in American history to St. Augustine, the oldest city in the country. St. Augustine was founded in 1565, making it almost 460 years old. It has also been subject to rule by many different countries in its history. Our visit focused on the older parts of St. Augustine. We walked around

Today was a much more relaxed day at the Kennedy Space Center. The school field trip was done. We still arrived a little bit early, but the lines were tiny today. Our big event for today is the bus tour to the Apollo Saturn V Center. We will have the chance to see the launch

We arrived at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center about twenty minutes before they open. We did that so that we could buy our tickets and get to the gate in time for the opening. It was a good thing we did. Today there was a large contingent of school kids on a field trip.

We spent today driving to Key West. The causeway out to Key West is an amazing structure. There are some keys along the way, but mostly it is a 100 mile long bridge. We also saw that some people really want solitude. There are several very small keys that have only one or two structures