We traveled over 3,200 miles during our three-week road trip to the East Coast.
I’m so thankful we have a comfortable car to drive and ride in, instead of a horse and buggy which we saw trotting all over Lancaster County when we visited my husband’s family in Amish country. Can you imagine?
Our trip took us to Colonial Williamsburg, Washington D.C., and Lancaster County Pennsylvania (with a stop in Indiana, Delaware and Kentucky.) There were many highlights: visiting friends and family and attending a family wedding in a restored barn, going to see Jesus at the Sight and Sound Theater, attending an Easter service in a welcoming church, participating in a Seder meal with our Jewish host and hostess, walking six miles from monument to monument in DC, touring the new Museum of the Bible in DC, seeing the cherry trees in bloom in DC, touring the Hagley Museum where gunpowder was made in Delaware, attending a glass instrument concert, walking throughout authentic Williamsburg, seeing Jamestown and Yorktown, hiking to find the wild ponies, enjoying spring flowers blooming, taking a detour on our way home to see the replica of Noah’s Ark in Kentucky.
While waiting in the theater to see the awesome production of Jesus I thought to myself how blessed I am to be able to experience so many wonderful things. Our travels have been enriching times! I’ll be writing more details surrounding different events.
We are grateful for our safe travels, and for the variety of experiences we enjoyed.
You are a woman after my own heart.
I love to travel , especially on road trips. I can’t wait to hear ALL about it.
Kay
Yep, like you, I like to travel, and I like road trips. Remembering our times in the Ukraine.
Wow, you saw and did a lot. I look forward to reading many posts about this trip.
Thanks, Audrey.
Can’t wait for our lunch on Wednesday to hear all about your wonderful trip.
No more snow, no more snow, no more snow!!!