Day 35:
Sadly, yesterday was our last stop to the home base of Milford. We left Virginia first thing in the morning at around 10:00 am. We drove through multiple places such as Washington D.C. and I believe Baltimore. We also spent 3 hours of our trip to go to the Gettysburg National Park, where the biggest battle of the Civil War took place. We read up on all of the events on the significant 3-day battle and then we were on our way. Two hours later we ended up about 30 minutes from Milford, picking out familiar places and doing a little bit of shopping and restocking. The Wal-Mart there was apocalyptic, with almost all check-out machines out of order and the shelves were nearly wiped out. Sadly, the trip of 2010 has come to a conclusive end and I would just like to say how lucky we were to be doing this, especially in this time and age. I would just like to thank my parents for thinking of this, and multiple friends who inspired this blog and support it. This is Aidan and the Rubenstein family, signing off for good. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY MOM & DAD!!! (8/27/10) 21 YEARS!!
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We spent the last four days in Omaha because of this:
The weather was so nice and we were in such a remote town....ahh forget it!
The real reason is classified and no one will get to know it. It was a real and important event very close to us, and this will remain classified for as long as this blog lasts. There is the truth.
This blog is officially over.
Aidan, you did a superb job depicting and sharing your adventure. Glad you got so much out of it. Look forward to seeing you and hearing more about the trip. Until then, much love.xoxoauntmad
ReplyDeleteHey Aidan, Great job on the blog. My nephew, Anthony, has been following, and he is very jealous of your many adventures. Anthony wants to know how many hours you spent in the car?
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