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Dining In Fort Lauderdale, FL!!!

Fort Lauderdale is known for their beautiful beaches and views of the Atlantic Ocean. The other thing this amazing city is known for is the food scene. In March I was able to experience the culinary experience this area of South Florida has to offer. Here are three fantastic dining options to check out when visiting this area of Florida that were recommended to me by post it note. Aruba Cafe is located right on the beach and offers exceptional views of the ocean. There

The Nashville Farmers Market Nashville, TN!!!

When it comes to visiting Nashville, TN there is no shortage of pockets to explore. Whether you're looking for history, music, art, sports, dining, or local flair there is something for everyone here. In Germantown which is just west of downtown Nashville there are so many great areas to explore but there is one stop that offers a local experience. The Nashville Farmers Market offers a great local experience. There are plenty of great local farmers that eria, offer their

Traveling On Amtrak Along The Coast of Connecticut!!!

The Train first originated in the United Kingdom beginning in the early 1800's. The train in the United States first began in 1827 but by the 1880's it was beginning to connect the Eastern to the Western United States. The steam engine might have decline but Amtrak has emerged as a way of travel in the United States. I received a post-it note recommendation for using Amtrak and was part of my most recent journey from Washington D.C. to Providence RI ro Boston MA. There is

The Washington Monument Washington D.C.!!!

George Washington was born in Popes Creek , VA in 1732. His early military career began with the British Army with leading the Virginia Regiment during the French and Indian War. After the French and Indian War Washington became elected to the House of Burgesses where he began his career in politics for the colony of Virginia. As tensions great between The Colonies and England Washington began to oppose the action towards the people of Virginia and the colonists. In 1775 Geo

The Lincoln Memorial Washington D.C.!!!

Abraham Lincoln would be born in Laurue County, KY in 1809. He was born of of a simplified lifestyle but would gain popularity in politics. He would become a lawyer in the state of Illinois and found an interests in politics. From 1834 to 1842 he would serve as Illinois House of Representative for the Sangamon Country. He would take hus next portion of politics as he would become a member of the U.S. House Of Representative from 1847 to 1849. In a suprising move with Lincol

The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Washington D.C.!!!

Thomas Jefferson was born in Shadwell, VA on April 13, 1743. By age 33 he would be the author of the Declaration of Independence. In 1797 he would be our second Vice President and in 1801 he would be our third President of the United States. After Presidency he would spend the remaining rest of his life at his property known as Monticello. After the War of 1812 he would offer his own personal library to Congress that would be the foundation of The Library of Congress. His d

The Price Of Freedom Exhibit Washington D.C.!!!

The pride of freedom can be found throughout the history of the United States. Those that have served from The American Revolution War to the Vietnam War and beyond have provided a service that is incredible. My most recent post-it note trip took me to Washington D.C. to experience stops like the Smithsonian Museum. At the National Museum of American History you'll find one exhibit that covers those that served in engagements throughout America's history. The Pride of Free

Happy Fourth of July!!!

Happy Fourth of July to all my friends, family, and those that I have provided rides to over the last few years. I hope this day is filled with great food, fireworks, and holiday fun. I have enjoyed this year traveling to great locations throughout the United States with my post-it note recommendations. Thus far I have enjoyed great cities this year like Fort Lauderdale, Washington D.C., Annapolis, Providence, Warren, Newport, and Boston. Looking forward to more trave

Changing Of The Gaurd Arlington National Cemetery!!!

Outside of Washington D.C. lies the city of Arlington, VA. It is home to an incredible cemetery that dates back to 1864. The Arlington National Cemetery is home to over 400,000 American soldiers laid to rest. Among this moving and historical place is a ceremony that is incredible. This is one part that you can't skip and part of my most recent post-it note trip. The Changing Of The Gaurd began in March 25, 1926 and since then they have been offering this incredible ceremon

Bullfrog Bagels Union Station Washington D.C.!!!

Train travel in the United States began in 1827 with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. By 1869 the transcontinental railroad would become a connection as the golden Spice would be placed with the Union Pacific and Central Pacific Lines. In 1971 Amtrak would arrive and it would be established as part of American travel that would daye back to ths early history of travel on the railroad. On my recent post it note trip this railroad experience became a really with my Amtrak trav

Boston Tea Party Boston, MA!!!

Unrest began to occur throughout the colonies in the early 1770's. England would begin high taxation to the colonists and unrest would begin. In Boston the individuals that lived there began devising plans to challenge the increase in taxation. On December 16, 1773 5000 colonists would gather at the Old South Meeting House to discuss and make plans about the issues of the taxes especially surrounding the tea trade. On May 10, 1773 England would implimement the Tea Act which

Two Fascinating Cemeteries In Boston, MA!!!

Historically a cemetery is seen a a temporary resting place until ressurection according to Biblical history. Those that founded the city of Boston stayed true to their Christian belief. Along the Freedom Trail you'll find two cemeteries that date back to the 1600's. These two stops were part of mt post-it note journey to Boston, MA. The first cemetery is located next to the King's Chapel and known as the King's Chapel Burial Ground. It dates back to 1630 when it was establi

Providence, RI: A Great City In The Ocean State!!!

In 1632 a banished pastor from the Massachusetts Bay Colony would travel south and purchase a peice of land that would become a prominant city in with a state that would become known as Rhode Island. Roger Williams who was fleeing religions persecution purchased the land from the Narragansett Tribe. He would name the town Providence in reference to God protecting him from his trials and exile. Today the city of Providence is a town that offers a tremendous amount of things to

Visiting Boston, MA: An Overview!!!

On September 7, 1630 a group of Puritans who were led by Govenor John Winthrop would settle the Massachusetts Peninsula. By the early 1630's Boston, MA would be established as a prominant town that would be the centerpiece of Colonial and American History for years to come. Earlier this month I made a post-it note visit to this historic city and here are some great stops in this great city. There are so many historical stops throughout this city including Faneuil Hall, The F

Visiting Washington D.C.!!!

On July 16, 1790 congress passed the Residence Act which would establish the city of Washington D.C. as our nation's capitol. George Washington would pick the exact location along the Potomac. On my most recent post-it note trip to Washington D.C. I was able to see so much of America's Capitol and here are some amazing places to visit. There are a tremendous amount of museums and memorials throughout the city. The Smithsonian offers some incredible experiences including The

The Cliff Walk Newport, RI!!!

In 1880 Newport, RI would become the play ground to the wealthiest individuals from New York City. They built large cottages, mansions, and estates along the coastline. They would also establishe a popular trail along the coast of Newport from 1880 until 1926. This would also be part of my post-it note trip to Newport. The Cliff Walk in Newport, RI is a trail that consists of various stops and is over three and a half miles. The north end of the trail is the easiest part t

Freedom Trail Part Three: Boston, MA!!!

The third part of the Freedom Trail consists of a stretch of stops starting at Faneuil Hall and going West from there. These are stops that date back tp 1770 and offer historical significace to the city of Boston. The entire walk is less than half a mile but is packed full of stops and some that were recommended to me by post it note. The first stop is at a sight that took place on March 5,1770. The American Colonists unhappy with the rule of Britain rule began a riot. The co

Freedom Trail Part Two: Battle Of Bunker Hill Boston, MA!!!

There are two more stops along the Freedom Trail that cover an area in Charlestown which is located just north of Boston. This is an area that was,significant during the American Revolution War. It is a place that offers a great history to the colonists of Massachusetts and the city of Boston plys part of my post-it note journey. On June 16th, 1775 the colonial army would establish a high ground just North of Boston known as Breed's Hill. The 1200 members of the colonial ar

Freedom Trail Part One Boston, MA!!!

Today is part one of a three day historical experience in Boston, MA. Boston is home to so much history dating back to it's founding's in 1630. It was settled by Puritans from 1630 until 1700. By 1760 the pressure with high taxation led to many Bostonians questioning the rule by England. From 1770 to 1783 the American Revolution would occur and Boston would be the centerpiece of many of those events plus part of my post-it note journey. The Freedom Trail is a large part of t

Newport, RI!!!

In 2001 I moved to Rhode Island unsure what my future would hold. Twenty five years later I would return to this state and a city that I worked in. It is a very historical city that is located in Southern Rhode Island. It is also a town that I received a post-it note for. Newport, RI was founded in 1632 after three individuals led a group who where English colonists breaking away from their Portsmoth settlement. Over the next two years Newport would be scene as a haven for

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