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Today was my day off work, and the day after my birthday, so we (Lena & I) went to the Route 450 bridge which crosses the Severn River, to watch the Blue Angels perform for the Naval Acadamy. They do this every year at this time as part of graduation week. After the show, we went down town for a walk and to get an icecream. It started off as a cloudy day with a few sprinkles of rain, but the rain never did come, and the sun came out to make it a very nice day down town.

This is just some random pictures I thought I would share...Enjoy :]

    Very fascinating stuff in this little Navy-soaked waterside town. If there was a building in the area not built before the revolution then I didn't see it. Picturesque in all the "homey-curl up with a good book-cup o'joe at the corner shop-hey hows your folks" kind of ways.     The day started out with a quick pit stop at the barracks to change and pound on Rod's door...apparently he appreciated the gesture cause he still managed to throw on some pants and ad...

Finally Thursday night is here; the night before we leave for our vacation in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. I was hoping to get off work early, but noooooooooooooo, that was not to be. I actually ended up leaving later than I usually do!   7:20pm and I’m finally on my way out the door from work to pick up my daughter Courtnie (Roguefairy13, yeah she’s on here now too!) and son Mike, from their mom’s house in Davidsonville, about 10 or15 minutes from my job in Annapolis.   ...

   I through my stuff in the truck bed and say my good byes and we were off. I've wanted so long for this day to come all of my senior year of high school. I would never have imagined what would happen one this trip. Our trip was planned as this we were to drive to Miami, Ohio where Jeff's brother lives and had just finished up his senior year at Ohio State and spend the night where on the next day we would drive straight to Washington D.C. and sleep in Annapolis whe...

I spent all day Friday running around my mom's house, packing, getting things together, making sure I had everything that I needed. I tend to forget things and I really didn't want to do that this time around. So the day was spent washing clothes and packing. My brother and I got picked up by my dad, (MarksReynolds on here) after he got off work and away we went. Got to his house and grabbed more stuff to shove into my luggage. Lena, my stepmother, and I are currently reading the same book se...

I hope to complete a Travel Blog showing all the pictures of the places my wife Jenny and I have lived and visited since we bought our first computer when we lived in Hawaii in 1998. We've spent most of that time travelling around the globe and I've spent many hours organizing all the digital pictures. Hopefully, TravBuddy will be a way to show off all the places we've expereinced in the world. The picture of us is taken from our balcony on the East China Sea in Nakadomari, Okinawa.

Annapolis is a capital of Maryland. Only an hour driving from Baltimore city. I love this city. Seafood, Sailing boats, Ice-creme, Shops, Nice people...

Well, I really can't write about all these other places in the world without promoting MY fine state can I? Baltimore: "Charm City' is a secret gem of a place to visit, and to live. It was crap in the 1970's, but has risen above to become a great destination. Since I fly, I'll show you much of the state from the air AND the ground. Enjoy. Travelogue in-progess.

For our friend's wedding we went to Annapolis Sandy Point State Park just off Route 50. It was a beautiful day and a nice little ceremony. Our camera deleted half of the pictures we took so that's all I have. :-(

WELL YOU`LL SEE "I LOVE TRAVELLING"

This blog will follow my journey out to Cambridge, England, with stops in Monterey, San Fransisco, and Baltimore, and London.

We took a day trip up to Gettysburg to see the battlefield.

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It started innocently enough; I visited Juneau, Alaska in June 1993 and explored the State Capitol building. A few months later, It was Montgomery, Alabama's. In the course of time, it became a hobby. Near the end it became a bit of an obsession. Then, in August of 2006, I visited my 50th US State Capitol building in Pierre, SD. (Yeh!) Yes, I know, I'm a geography nerd.... All entries are maintained in on the 'first visit' date.