Having just experienced the eastern portion of the United States, from the nation’s capitol in Washington, D.C., to the rocky coast of Maine, to the tropical Florida marshland, I now head west. I will visit with Dad on Father’s Day before traveling onward to Arches, Mesa Verde, the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone.
From my casual observations, history plays a big role in the lives of East Coasters. There is the architecture.

Boston MA
There are the experiences of the people who fought to be free.
- Camp #2
- Revolutionary War reenachment
- Camp #1
- Guide dressed as patriot, Boston MA
And, there are the places, since fallen into disrepair, that shaped the everyday lives of artists and industrialists.
- Seashore attraction, Asbury Park NJ
- Stone Pony club, Asbury Park NJ, where Bruce Springsteen played
- Greetings from Asbury Park NJ
Coming from the West Coast, the juxtaposition of the two sides of the continent strike me in their originality. There really is a lot to see in America.
For more pictures of this week’s travels, please see the attached page ‘Atlantic Seaboard” in the above menu.