In 1969 the city of Calgary, Alberta was changed forever by a man named Walter Chell. Walter was opening an italian restaurant in the city and wanted to celebrate with one of his own creations, the Caesar.
This week’s #Frifotos is #Motion. Motion is all around us and movement is essential to life. Here are some examples of The Constant Ramblers in motion. :)
This is me getting out of an Audi R8 after taking it for a spin around the Le Mans track in Homestead, Fl.
Glass has been a major part of human history and has played a significant role in nearly every part of our daily lives. As one of the world wide leaders of glass manufacturing, Corning Inc. has a large campus dedicated to teaching the public about all things glass. The Corning Museum of Glass is located right in the heart of Corning, NY and is definitely worth a visit on your next trip through the Finger Lakes region of NY.
As I looked at my surroundings there was only one thought that kept coursing thorough my mind. I couldn’t shake the feeling that I had somehow fallen asleep and my dreams had transported me to some alternate universe where every 70’s sci-fi movie ever made had been filmed. I was surrounded by these strange shapes and colors everywhere I turned. It was surreal to think that I could feel this way simply by walking down a few steps and heading into the Indian Echo Caverns just outside of Harrisburg, PA.
When we began our travels in 2010, we hit the road not knowing where our adventures would take us and if we would find pet friendly accommodations and activities in the cities we would visit. Selling our home, buying an RV, and traveling the country has certainly shown us that there are a plethora of opportunities for those who travel with their pets. We’ve been so many terrific, pet friendly places … but the one that consistently pops back up for us is Austin, Texas. Without a doubt, Austin is the most pet friendly city we’ve visited, and that’s what keeps us coming back each year for a two-month winter hibernation.
