This post is the final posting in the series, New England Road Trip. (Photo credit for cover photo: Margaret Trombly) After 5 days of roaming
This post is the final posting in the series, New England Road Trip. (Photo credit for cover photo: Margaret Trombly) After 5 days of roaming
This posting is part of the series New England Road Trip. After 5 days of ambling through New England states, sightseeing, visiting, eating and drinking, it was
This posting is part of the series New England Road Trip. After leaving Ogunquit, our next stop was Cape Elizabeth, Maine. Cape Elizabeth is more or
A month ago I announced that I would be running in the Army 10 Miler in October. Since then I have been training and getting
Last week the world lost Ninh Nguyen, the sweet gentle soul who cut my hair for about 15 years. For 30 minutes every three weeks we would
Down in the tidewater area of southeast Virginia is the Piankatank River. It empties into Chesapeake Bay just north of the York River and Colonial
This posting is part of the series New England Road Trip. Our first stop in Maine was Ogunquit. Ultra-charming and somewhat unique, this is where my family went
This is the continuation of a week-long New England Road Trip. The New Hampshire portion included a stop at my mom’s house in the town where I
“I have committed to running the Army 10 Miler; and to raising $1,000 in the process.” Happy Independence Day! I love the 4th of July, the anniversary
This is the third posting from a week-long road trip to New England. The next leg of our road trip was New Hampshire. Right in the center of
This is the second posting of a week-long road trip to New England. Following our arrival and first day in Boston, we continued to play tourist in the
This is the first posting of a week-long road trip to New England Back in September, our youngest left for college and finally, my wife and
This post is one in a series of Ten 3-Mile Walks Around Washington, DC. The pins in the map below show where I stopped to take
Friday May 8th was the 70th anniversary of VE Day. To commemorate the event, a massive flyover of 56 World War II era planes was
The social and food center of Arlington, VA’s universe is a neighborhood called Clarendon and one of the anchor restaurants there is Lyon Hall. It
The tonemanblog is undergoing some changes. It will have a different look and will take a little while to reach its final form. In the
. After a relatively harsh winter, spring is finally here in Washington, DC. This means the pursuit of the DC’s cherry blossoms! The cherry blossoms are
My company has an office in Broomfield, Colorado, halfway between Denver and Boulder, and that gets me out there a few times a year. Last
This post is one in a series of Ten 3-Mile Walks Around Washington, DC. The pins in the map below show where I stopped to take
This post is part of the series, “The History in My Grandmother’s Recipe Boxes“. The series includes some timeless classics. Some, however, are better markers
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