One of America's most historic states, it ranges from the urban flair (and grit) of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to the bucolic beauties of the Poconos, Dutch Country, and Bucks County. And for history, Philly and Gettysburg! are absolute bucket-listers.
Longwood Gardens in 'Spring Has Sprung & U.S. Gardens Await Discovery'
Spring is here, and summer's already around the corner! If you’re a flower gardener - and the National Gardening Association estimates that members of over a third of U.S. households are - you already may have begun to till soil and plant seeds. And those who like to travel as well as garden (as well as those who enjoy gardens more by watching than working), now is time to plan a trip to take in some of Mother Nature’s bountiful beauty. Gardens come in a variety of types, sizes and offerings.…
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Swimming season is NOT over in the Northeast, at least not at the resort with the largest water park -- and much of it is indoors, too -- in Pennsylvania, a state that has multiple pull-out-all-the-stops water parks. Travel Daddy explains it all.
As far as we're concerned, there is no better ballpark. Today on the Fields of Dreams at The World on Wheels, our absolute favorite baseball Stadium. It's our 2013 update for Pittsburgh's PNC Park, now with a contending team!
From the City of Brotherly Love, this week's Fields of Dreams update at The World on Wheels takes us to the home of the Schmitter...Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
The Atomic Amish today at The World on Wheels. We visit Amish country in Lancaster and come away with a healthy glow after visiting Three Mile Island. It's all in today's report: http://tinyurl.com/y6jxw5g
Darryl, we buy all our flammable liquids in New York City.
Yeah, I thought Utah was bad until I got to PA. Luckily, most places we've been to in PA have been close enough so we could make a run to the border for some more liberalized sales.
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