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Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the First Moon Landing at the National Air & Space Museum! July 16 – 20
Are you a space program fan like I am? Would you love to reminisce and experience the Apollo 11 mission to the moon up close? Would you like to share this experience with your kiddos? Then this celebration is for you! Celebration Details The National Air and Space Museum will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing with a five-day celebration at the museum and on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. From July 16, exactly 50 years from the launch of Apollo 11, to July 20 (the exact day Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took the first steps on the ... Continue Reading...
Refreshing Review: Walt Disney World Hacks Susan Veness
{I partnered with the author for the review of this book. All opinions expressed are my own...enjoy!} One of my favorite Disney travel authors has done it again! Susan Veness, author of The Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World series, has released her newest offering, Walt Disney World Hacks. This one is chock full of helpful and insightful tips to make the most of a Disney vacation. From money saving-ideas to time-saving notions, from doing Disney as an adult to doing WDW with kiddos, this is a resource worth investing in. And with spring/summer travel season upon us, ... Continue Reading...
400 Years of History Comes Alive in Hampton Virginia!
{I was hosted by The Hampton CVB for this visit to Hampton. All opinions expressed are my own. I hope you enjoy!} The year is 1619. Two very significant events take place in Virginia. The Virginia House of Burgesses convenes its first assembly in Jamestown in the month of July. And in the following month of August, the first enslaved Africans landed on the shores of what is now Hampton Virginia. One was a step in a positive direction for the colonies, the other was the beginning of more than two centuries of the legalized enslavement of African ... Continue Reading...
Commemorating 400 Years of African Impact
As a child growing up in Hampton, visits to Fort Monroe were commonplace. It was right up the road a little from where I lived, and it was very easy to get to. My memories of visiting the Fort included touring the Casemate Museum, as well as being in proximity to the esteemed Chamberlain Hotel. It was an old army fort to me, a relic of war history, nothing more. At least, that is what I remember. Imagine my surprise when I heard about the City of Hampton's plans for commemorating a very historic moment in time that happened right there, on the grounds of Ft. Monroe. I ... Continue Reading...
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