My husband and I went to Delaware and visited New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The weather was muggy and all the houses looked like they were owned by Martha Stewart. Sights we saw were paper weights at the Wheaten Arts & Cultural Center, flowers at Longwood Gardens, and history in the historical district in Philadelphia. I definitely want to go back and see everything I missed...especially in Philadelphia.
I also got the chance to meet the members of my husband's family that I did not know.
My first Philly Cheese Steak sandwich
Kyle and his new cousin, Maryn. These two were two peas in a pod. Maryn followed Kyle everywhere and wanted to eat all the food on his plate.
Beads and buttons at Wheaten.
Old glass bottles.
A bowl by Dale Chihuley.
Paper weight at Wheaten.
Paper weight at Wheaten.
Paper weight at Wheaten.
At Wheaten.
A food box Grandpa Feehs and I decorated.
One of the three tree houses at Longwood Gardens.
A chupacabra at Longwood Gardens.
Kyle at Longwood Gardens.
Lilly pad and pond garden at Longwood Gardens.
Lilly pad and pond garden at Longwood Gardens.
Water fountain show at Longwood Gardens.
Orchid display at Longwood Gardens.
Bonsai display at Longwood Gardens.
Topiary garden at Longwood Gardens.
One of the two original Liberty Bells in Philadelphia. The other one is at Valley Forge, which was worked on by Kyle's great grandfather.
Independence Hall, PA.
Ben Franklin's printing press.
Demonstration of the press.
Court house in Independence Hall.
Signing room where the Continenal Congress in met Independence Hall. The chair at the head of the room is where George Washington sat.
A chair Ben. Franklin invente that doubles as a step-ladder.
"Flame of Freedom" by Dale Chichuly at the Liberty Museum.
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