Historic Colonial Williamsburg * Williamsburg, Virginia (downtown) * http://www.history.org/
In this very pristine historic living history town costumed actors bring to life the incendiary passions of the Revolution on the streets of Colonial Williamsburg so that the future may learen from the past. While you can do historic Williamsburg without purchasing a ticket, they highly encourage [...]
Captain George’s Seafood Restaurant, Williamsburg, Virginia
Captain George’s Seafood Restaurant * 5363 Richmond Road | Williamsburg, VA 23185 * (757) 565-2323 * http://www.captaingeorges.com
A legendary enormous seafood buffet with some of the freshest and most delicious seafood available. They have four locations - one in Myrtle Beach, SC; and three in Virginia. I visited the Williamsburg, Virginia [...]
Janus International Hostel, Williamsburg, Virginia
Janus International Hostel * 5437 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, Virginia *
Centrally located and close to Historic Williamsburg activities, a short commute from Jamestown, Yorktown, and Busch Gardens - this International hostel is placed in a former motel where hostellers can affordably get their own private rooms that are styled after motel [...]
The National Mall * Washington, D.C. * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Mall
In the heart of D.C. connecting the Capital building, Washington Monument, and the Lincoln Memorial is a green open-are National Park and recreational strip called “The National Mall”. It was originally conceived by Peter Charles L’Enfant during the construction of Washington D.C. in 1791. [...]
The Hyena and The Wolf
A certain wolf was in bad temper on having missed his breakfast and was ploding his way home. On the way he sighted a middle aged male hyena trotting stoopingly. As such the wolf hated hyena for his villainous looks and being hungry he hated him more. As the hyena [...]
nandlal pancholi wrote this on June 28th, 2008 and filed it under Travel | 1 Comment »
My first year in China, Grave-Sweeping Day wasn’t an official state holiday, but this year it became a government-approved day off from work. Lee In China explains how to celebrate this holiday (thankfully, no fireworks are involved):
Today is a national holiday in China, Tomb Sweeping Day. It’s when the Chinese go to the graves or [...]
NG Live! lecture and private reception - Afghanistan: Voices of Cultural Preservation * National Geographic Society * 1145 17th Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 20036 http://www.nationalgeographic.com/nglive/washingtondc/s2008/single/afghanistan.html * Thursday, 22 May 2008: 6:30-10:30 pm
This week it’s been an honor as an invited guest, coming up from Colorado to participate and join Fredrik Hiebert’s presentations [...]