Philadelphia Freedom

We’re off in the morning (A 5:30 flight, ugh!) for a long weekend of site-seeing, exploring, photographing and eating our way around Philadelphia, with a one-day side trip up to N.Y.C.

Needless to say, my involvement in the blogosphere will be minimal until Weds. or so, but I’ll be sure to have details, and photos galore when we get back. Hope you all have a good weekend!

Update; 8:45 AM Saturday. Using the free wifi at the Columbus Airport, original flight got cancelled, awaiting our rerouted flight to Pittsburgh and then a connection to Philly. We left the house at 4, for a 5:30 flight, 4 1/2 hours later we’re still in Port Columbus. You gotta love flying!

Tags: Vacation, Philadelphia

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