We decided that inclement weather affected our moods and our desire to see more of Toronto. Therefore we opted out of Gay Pride Celebrations, packed up the car and headed south. After a two hour delay (normal we are told) at the US border, we decided to break our nine hour drive with a night at our friends in Pittsburgh. Lovely evening with them, and then home mid-afternoon today.
Sometime in the next few days I'll reflect on our trip. It was great, we saw a lot and we are happy to be home.
John M. Cross and Benjamin D. Diamond are avid travelers. This blog reports their trips beginning at the end of March 2008. We may add other information about restaurants, events and activities from our home in Washington, DC. We wish you happy reading.
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- Home...
- Toronto: Thumbs Up or Down?
- Mutiny, Coffee Failure...and a Voyage
- Superior and Seagulls
- Superior Lupines
- Jazz--Now Hills
- Jazzed by Winnipeg
- Who'da Thunk in Regina?
- Flash: Edmonton's Trolleys Go Kaput
- ISO Edmonton's Elusive Trolley Busses
- Off to the Prairies
- Rocky Alberta
- Moose, Elk and Bears, Oh My...
- Unskedded Sidetrip Finds a Gem
- Holes, Fumaroles, Geysers and Snow
- Pride and Brine Shrimp
- Missionaries, Music and Pride
- Mountains, Snow and a Tow
- Vernal Is a Dinosaur of a Place
- Rocky Mountain High
- The Place for Cappucino in Gothenburg, Nebraska
- Lincoln, Nebraska
- Chicago: Wright, Gospel, Baha'i and Friends
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About Us
- John M. Cross and Benjamin D. Diamond
- We are a married couple living on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. We have been traveling the world together for over 40 years. We also lead busy lives in Washington. John is a former journalist, government official, and corporate executive. Ben is a retired lawyer.
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