We headed home on Thursday from NYC after a great vacation. We had a great time but are happy to be heading home.
Saturday, August 08, 2009
Day Three in New York City
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Day Two in New York City
On our second day in New York City we headed to see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. While we didn't get to go into the crown we did get to go into the base and see the inside of the statue. We also got some great shots of the Manhatten skyline.
We then headed to Ground Zero to see where the World Trade Center towers used to be and the construction site for the new buildings.
We then were able to get tickets to another Broadway show as well as tickets for a third show on Wednesday night!
We then headed to Ground Zero to see where the World Trade Center towers used to be and the construction site for the new buildings.
We then were able to get tickets to another Broadway show as well as tickets for a third show on Wednesday night!
Day One in New York City
Monday was our first day in New York City. We took the train into Grand Central Station and walked to our Hotel on Times Square.
We then headed to the Rockefeller Center to do the "Top of the Rock". We saw some spectacular views of New York City.
After we left Rockefeller we headed to 5th Avenue and ate dinner at a theme restaurant called Mars 2112 and went to a musical on Broadway.
We then headed to the Rockefeller Center to do the "Top of the Rock". We saw some spectacular views of New York City.
After we left Rockefeller we headed to 5th Avenue and ate dinner at a theme restaurant called Mars 2112 and went to a musical on Broadway.
Saturday, August 01, 2009
Heading to New York
Friday, July 31, 2009
Heading to Cape Cod
Today we headed to Cape Cod (Provincetown) via a Ferry. As we left Plymouth we saw the Mayflower 2 (below). We had a 2 hour ride to the cape where we toured provincetown which reminded us a lot of door county with all the little shops and restaurants. We had to catch our Ferry back to Plymouth and had a very wild ride back as the winds kicked up a lot. We traveled in 5+ foot seas which was a blast...even though others on the Ferry didn't think so....
Tomorrow we head out of Plymouth and make our way to our friends house where we will spend a couple of days before heading into New York City.
Tomorrow we head out of Plymouth and make our way to our friends house where we will spend a couple of days before heading into New York City.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Acadia National Park Day Two
On our second day in Acadia we were greeted with pouring rain. We decided to head into the park anyway and were pleased to find that the rain and fog slowly moved out.
By the time we got to the top of Cadillac Mountain the clouds were rolling out so we could catch our first shots of the entire park. The views were certainly worth the wait!
By the time we got to the top of Cadillac Mountain the clouds were rolling out so we could catch our first shots of the entire park. The views were certainly worth the wait!
Acadia National Park Day One
On our first day in Acadia National Park we were greeted by low fog. We decided to head into the park anyway and were able to get a few shots of the coastline.
We then headed into the woods for a long hike up some very scenic but challenging terrain. Unfortunately the fog at the top kept us from seeing too much.
We then headed into the woods for a long hike up some very scenic but challenging terrain. Unfortunately the fog at the top kept us from seeing too much.
Leaving Boston, Heading to Maine
Today we left Boston and drove up the coast to Maine. Our first stop was Salem, Massachusetts where we went to the Salem Witch Museum and saw re-enactments of the Salem witch arrests and trials.
After we left Salem we headed into Maine and were able to see great views of the coast including some very picturesque lighthouses.
After we left Salem we headed into Maine and were able to see great views of the coast including some very picturesque lighthouses.
Day Three in Boston
On our third day in Boston we had the opportunity to tour Fenway Park. We had a great guide who provided us with some very interesting history about the park, the Boston Red Sox, and the rivalry between New York and Boston.
After our tour of Fenway Park we went to the Boston Museum of Science where their guides rode around on Segways to help museum patrons. We saw some very interesting exhibits including a great electricity show!
After our tour of Fenway Park we went to the Boston Museum of Science where their guides rode around on Segways to help museum patrons. We saw some very interesting exhibits including a great electricity show!
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Day Two in Boston
Today we started our second day in Boston by touring the John F. Kennedy Presidential Museum. It was very well done and very interesting.
After our JFK Museum tour we then headed downtown to take the city tour on the Boston Ducks. The ducks are just like the ones used in Wisconsin Dells but are in much better condition. The drivers are also very funny and ours even let Matthew drive while we were in the Charles River!
After the Ducks we headed down to the wharf for some seafood and then took in the sites as the sun set. Tomorrow we are going to tour Fenway Park and see some more Boston sites.
After our JFK Museum tour we then headed downtown to take the city tour on the Boston Ducks. The ducks are just like the ones used in Wisconsin Dells but are in much better condition. The drivers are also very funny and ours even let Matthew drive while we were in the Charles River!
After the Ducks we headed down to the wharf for some seafood and then took in the sites as the sun set. Tomorrow we are going to tour Fenway Park and see some more Boston sites.
Saturday, July 25, 2009
First Day in Boston!
We arrived safe and sound in Boston this morning. The 6am flight out of Milwaukee came a bit early but it allowed us to spend a VERY full day in Boston.
Our first stop was the freedom trail where an authentic guide took us along and provided us with a lot of great information. We not only saw the gravesites of people like Sam Adams, John Hancock, and Paul Revere, but we also saw the old statehouse where the declaration of independence was first read, Paul Revere's House, and the Old North Church.
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