Ramblings of a retiree in France
As part of our US trip we’re spending a few days enjoying the museums and gardens of Philadelphia, followed by those of Washington DC.
We spent our first day enjoying temperatures of 35C wandering the historic areas of Philadelphia and enjoying its architectural delights.
We’re away for 3 weeks and consequently I’ll post photos each day as I won’t have time to blog.
Excellent. Nice post
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Thank you for the picture.
Joanna
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You’re welcome Joanna
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Lovely. Are you in the US now? If so, welcome.
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I am and we’re having a great time
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Terrific. Have a wonderful trip.
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Another of my trivia memorable town, glad you are enjoying it now I used to sell to supermarkets there with my father around Broad and market streets and others. Thanks for the memories Cheers
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I should’ve guessed you’d have been here, you’ve been pretty much everywhere
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Almost 81 countries so far lived worked in 5 citizen of 4 😎
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Impressive
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Thanks 😎
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Welcome to the US; hope you have a wonderful trip!
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Thank you, I’m sure I shall
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Enjoy your time!
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Thanks Aletta
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I love Philly and hope to be there this summer visiting our younger daughter. Enjoyed the photo.
janet
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Thanks Janet
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Philly is my home town! Glad you enjoyed your time there, the artwork is everywhere!
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Eric, you live in a charming town. We’ll be back as there’s so much more to see and do.
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Ah, it is a goal of mine to move back to the Philly suburbs once I retire, for now, I’m stuck in the cultural desert that is the SouthEastern part of the US.
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I can understand why you’d want to retire here
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Lovely dappled sunlight
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Thanks Derrick
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Lived in Philly briefly for a semester and it was a good experience. Glad you’re enjoying it, the historic nature of it and all.
I suppose if you were coming to Austin, Texas you’d have let me know, or maybe not. I suspect you’re wise enough to not come to the south in summer. Then again I forget where you’re in France and maybe it gets plenty hot there.
Just watch out for that deadly bird we have too much of in ‘merikuh… flying bullets. Bon voyage!
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We’ve moved on from Philly via Washington DC to the Jersey Shore. You’re right, if I were visiting Austin, I would’ve let you know. Weather’s been fairly similar to that we’d have enjoyed at home.
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I appreciate that a lot! I am glad it’s tolerable. Enjoy! Or should I say happy trails?
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We’ve been riding round Cape May
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Cool I was there once, nice area. Hownfun would UT be fir you to connect with other bloggers?
Kate in NY who biked through France. She may have moved home to UK. Others like A Midnight Ruder in Mass. but he was just in the Netherlands. And so on.
That would be a dream — to do a world tour. And of course blog about it. Maybe even a book. Also Strava users.
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I have connected with a few on my travels
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Cool would be interesting to hear about
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I wrote about them when they happened
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Ok good, thanks. I’m way behind on WordPress Reader because they’re trying to rezone then demolish my apt bldg amd.were organizing to resist that.
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That has a rather higher priority- good luck!
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